Power Of The Babe

David Bowie · Other Songs - David Bowie

You remind me of the babe
(What babe?)
The babe with the power
(What power?)
The power of voodoo
(Who do?)
You do
(Do what?)
Remind me of the babe

I saw my baby, crying hard as babe could cry
What could I do?
My baby’s love had gone
And left my baby blue, nobody knew

What kind of magic spell to use
Slime and snails
Or puppy dogs tails
Thunder or lightning
Then baby said

(Dance magic, dance)
Dance magic, dance
(Dance magic, dance)
Dance magic, dance
(Put that baby’s spell on me)

(Jump magic, jump)
Jump magic, jump
(Jump magic, jump)
Jump magic, jump
(Put that magic jump on me, slap that baby make him free)

I saw my baby trying hard as babe could try
What could I do?
My baby’s fun had gone and left my baby blue
Nobody knew

What kind of magic spell to use
Slime and snails
Or puppy dogs tails
Thunder or lightning
Then baby said

(Dance Magic, Dance) (x4)
(Jump Magic, Jump) (x2)

Put that baby’s spell on me

You remind me of the babe
(What babe?)
The babe with the power
(What power?)
The power of voodoo
(Who do?)
You do
(Do what?)
Remind me of the babe

(Dance magic, dance oh, oh, oh)
(Dance magic)
(Dance magic)
(Oh, oh, oh)
(Dance magic)

What kind of magic spell to use
Slime and snails
Or puppy dog tails
Thunder or lightening
Something frightening

(Dance magic, dance)
(Dance magic, dance)
(Put that baby’s spell on me)

(Jump magic, jump)
(Jump magic, jump)
(Put that magic jump on me, slap that baby make him free)

(Dance magic, dance)
Dance magic, dance
(Dance magic, dance)
Dance magic, dance
(Dance magic)

(slap that baby make him free)

(Dance magic, dance) 2x
Dance magic, dance
(Dance magic, dance)
Dance magic, dance
(Dance magic, dance)
Dance magic, dance
(Dance magic, dance)
Dance magic, dance

Power Of The Babe

David Bowie's "Power Of The Babe" stands as a distinctive song in his extensive discography, blending his signature theatrical flair with a rhythmic, dance-oriented groove. Recorded during a period where Bowie explored diverse sonic landscapes, the track exemplifies his ability to fuse rock energy with pop sensibilities. While often associated with his broader catalog of experimental and glam rock works, this recording highlights his versatility as a performer who consistently pushed musical boundaries. The song reflects the era's evolving sound, capturing a moment where Bowie's artistry intersected with contemporary dance culture, showcasing his enduring influence on the genre. It remains a notable piece within his body of work, illustrating his commitment to creative evolution and his unique voice in the music industry.