Try Me I Know We Can Make It

Donna Summer · Other Songs - Donna Summer

I love everybody alright alright
you know it's a very very special day today
because what a night tonight
business is out
you're 'round
I'm here
Anything could happen
it's a magical mystical night
and you know you also on a live recording
I want you to try me
'cause I know we can make it
come on now yeah

Try me try me try me try me
just one time
try me try me try me try me
just one time
now baby don't you think you should

Try me try me try me try me
just one time
try me try me try me try me
just one time
now baby don't you think you should

I just wanna your body close to mine
I just wanna share your love
and baby all the time

Fill me fill me fill me fill me
full of love
fill me fill me fill me fill me
full of love
fill me fill me fill me fill me
full of love
fill me fill me fill me fill me
full of love

Try me...
Oh try me baby you try me...
I want you to try me...

I know I know I know I know I know
I know I know I know I know I know
I know I know I know we can make it

I know I know I know I know I know
I know I know I know I know I know
I know I know I know we can make it

You've got an easy way to make me cry
my love for you
and I can tell by the hungry way you look
that you know just what to do

We can make it
we can make it
we can make it

Try me I know we can make it
I know if we try
try me I know we can make it
I know if we try...

I love you LA you really are
you're the greatest!

Try Me I Know We Can Make It

Released in 1977, Donna Summer's 'Try Me I Know We Can Make It' stands as a pivotal track in the evolution of disco and early electronic pop. The song features the innovative use of the vocoder, a technology that allowed Summer to project her voice with a synthetic, ethereal quality that became a signature of her sound. As a lead single from her self-titled album, the recording exemplifies the genre's shift toward dance-oriented rhythms and lush production. It remains a defining moment in her discography, showcasing her ability to blend romantic themes with cutting-edge sound design that would influence countless artists in the disco and new wave movements of the late 1970s.