Kiss You (Ruby Edit)
Nadia Ali · Queen Of Clubs Trilogy: Ruby Edition [2010]
If I had you, I would touch you so much
But I'm not allowed to
What I hate is to wait but in this case I'm patient
I'm discreet, I'm not weak
I just need the moment
He wants me
He wants me not
I want everything he's got
If I leaned over and tried to kiss you
Would I be wrong after so long to kiss you?
Would you pretend we're only friends if I kissed you?
At least I can dream of you in a scene when I'd kiss you
On one hand, we are friends but still my mind it wanders
Through side streets and alleys
I just keep growing fonder
He wants me
He wants me not
I want everything he's got
If I leaned over and tried to kiss you
Would I be wrong after so long to kiss you?
Would you pretend we're only friends if I kissed you?
At least I can dream of you in a scene when I'd kiss you
He wants me
He wants me not
I want everything he's got
He wants me
He wants me not
I want everything he's got
Oh, I'm never thinking
Oh, I'm never thinking
Oh, I'm never thinking
Oh, I'm never thinking
Oh, I'm never thinking
Oh, I'm never thinking
Oh, I'm never thinking
Oh, I'm never thinking
Oh, I'm never thinking
Oh, I'm never thinking
Oh, I want everything he's got
If I leaned over and tried to kiss you
Would I be wrong after so long to kiss you?
Would you pretend we're only friends if I kissed you?
At least I can dream of you in a scene when I'd kiss you
If I leaned over and tried to kiss you
Kiss You (Ruby Edit)
Nadia Ali's 'Kiss You (Ruby Edit)' stands as a defining track from her 2010 Queen Of Clubs Trilogy, showcasing her mastery of the UK garage and electro-funk genres. Released alongside other seminal works like 'The One' and 'Crash & Burn', this recording exemplifies her ability to blend soulful vocal delivery with driving, rhythmic instrumentation. The track captures the vibrant energy of the early 2010s club scene, characterized by its infectious basslines and melodic hooks that encouraged movement. As part of her broader discography, the song remains a staple for fans of the era, highlighting Ali's significant influence on the sound of modern dance music and her capacity to craft anthems that resonate across generations of listeners.