Did It Again

Shakira · Loba (Expanded Version) [2010]

First Floor, room sixteen

Smells like danger, even better

Set your goals, bless our souls

I'm in trouble, but it feels like heaven



You were like one of those guys

The kind with a wandering eye

But I said, "hey what the hell?

for once in my life I'll take a ride on the wild side

You were so full of yourself

But damn, were you cute, as well

You liked my legs, I liked your moves

Anyone could tell that it's hard to deny that



Did it again, love

I got it all wrong

But it felt so right

I can't believe it



And all the mistakes

That went on for too long

Wish there was a way

I could delete it



Second night in a row

Back in trouble

I don't get it



Gotta Keep it down

Cause the lobby called

We ignore it (yes, I know)

Getting better



Hey!



When it comes to men it's known

That I end up choosing wrong

'Cause I always trip and fall

On the same old rock and repeat and go back



How blind a girl can be

To miss you hide your ring

Thought about everything

I'm so naive imagining all that



Did it again, love

I got it all wrong

But it felt so right

I can't believe it



And all the mistakes

That went on for too long

Wish there was a way

I could delete it



It may seem to you that I am in a place

Where I'm losing the direction of my life

But I'm sure that this is nothing but a phase

Right back at ya, cause I'll survive



It may seem to you that I am in a place

Where I'm losing the direction of my life

But I'm sure that this is nothing but a phase

Right back at ya, cause I'll survive



Did it again, love

I got it all wrong

But it felt so right

I can't believe it



And all the mistakes

That went on for too long

Wish there was a way

I could delete it

Did It Again

Did It Again stands as a standout track from Shakira's 2010 album Loba, capturing the Colombian superstar at the height of her English-language crossover success. The recording showcases her signature blend of pop sensibilities with rhythmic Latin influences, a style that defined much of her work during this era. As part of the expanded version of the album, the song reinforces her reputation for delivering polished, danceable anthems that bridge cultural divides. The track reflects the confident, playful energy characteristic of the She Wolf period, where Shakira experimented with darker, more mature themes while maintaining her infectious musicality. This recording remains a testament to her ability to craft memorable hooks and sustain global appeal through consistent artistic evolution.