Tokyo Girl

Matt Pokora · MP3 [2008]

Knew it when I looked at you

And you looked the other way

Had to make you understand

I wanted you to stay



So many here tonight but

I only see your face

You got me open now

Girl you give me something to chase



Baby set your mind free

Standing right in front of me

Tell me what it's gonna be



I can see you wanna dance

Why don't you just take my hand



Don't be scared to let it go

Don't be scared to let it go

Dont' be scared baby let it go

You can be my Tokyo Girl

When you move across the floor

Looking so incredible

Don't be scared baby let it go

You should be my Tokyo Girl



It's such a foreign feeling

In such a foreign place

Red lights are everywhere

And girl it's getting late



Let's go somewhere where we can

Do what lovers do

I know we've never met

But I'm going crazy for you



Baby set your mind free

Standing right in front of me

Tell me what it's gonna be



I can see you wanna dance

So just take my hand,girl

Refrain



Oh

Thought I'm fighting my attraction

I can't help it

I need to know

If you really want it

If you're ready

Girl let's go



Oh

I can tell by your reaction

It's our time now

On the floor

If you really want it

If you're ready

Girl let's go!



Refrain x2



Don't be scared to let it go

Don't be scared to let it go

Tokyo Girl

Matt Pokora's 'Tokyo Girl' stands as a defining track from his 2008 album MP3, showcasing his signature blend of French pop and electronic dance music. Released during a period where Pokora was establishing himself as a major force in the French music scene, the song exemplifies his ability to fuse romantic themes with high-energy production. The track became a staple of his discography, reflecting the vibrant, cosmopolitan aesthetic often associated with his work. It captures the essence of early 2000s French pop, characterized by catchy melodies and a polished sound that resonated widely across Europe. As part of his broader catalog, 'Tokyo Girl' remains a key example of Pokora's evolution from a novelty act to a respected artist in the genre.