Ooh Boy

En Vogue · Soul Flower

Ooooooh.....
Woo, woo ,um, um, yeah, yeah
Woo hoo

Verse 1: Terry
(Ooh) Well there’s somethin ‘bout the way
I feel when you look at me (Ooh Boy)...yea
(Ooh) It donÂ’t matter come bother me
Come close so I can see whatÂ’s in store..yea
(Ooh) Got what I want I need somethinÂ’ ne*ce*ssa*ry (Ooh Boy)...ooh... yea
(Ooh) Well its taken over me
When you make me feel that way (Ooh Boy)...Ooh

Chorus:
You got my head spinninÂ’ round
You got my feet off the ground
You make my high come down
Boy will you break it down for me
Got me goinÂ’ donÂ’t you stop
From bottom up to the top
IÂ’ve got to love a lot
Boy will you break it down for me

Verse 2: Rhona
(Ooh) My body starts to shake
And I shiver... earthquake (Ooh Boy)...um yea
I say (Ooh) So sexy so freaky
SmellinÂ’ so good so sweet (Ooh Boy)...Ooh
I say (Ooh) the way you talk to me
It just knocks me off my feet (Ooh Boy)...Ooh Ba-by
I say (Ooh) Its taken over me when you make me feel that way (Ooh Boy)...Ooh Ba-by

Chorus
You got my head spinninÂ’ round
You got my feet off the ground
You make my high come down
Boy will you break it down for me (Ooh break it down)
Got me goinÂ’ donÂ’t you stop
From bottom up to the top
IÂ’ve got to love a lot
Boy will you break it down for me (Ooh break it down)

You got my head spinninÂ’ round
You got my feet off the ground
You make my high come down
Boy will you break it down for me (Ooh break it down)
Got me goinÂ’ donÂ’t you stop
From bottom up to the top (Top yeah)
IÂ’ve got to love a lot
Boy will you break it down for me (Down)

Bridge (En Vogue):
Ooh...Ooh Boy
Ooh...Ooh Boy...
Ooh...Ooh Boy...
Ooh...Ooh Boy...

Chorus
You got my head spinninÂ’ round
You got my feet off the ground
You make my high come down
Boy will you break it down for me
Got me goinÂ’ donÂ’t you stop
From bottom up to the top
IÂ’ve got to love a lot
Boy will you break it down for me

Ooh...

Ooh Boy

Released on the 1991 album Soul Flower, "Ooh Boy" stands as a defining track in En Vogue's evolution from R&B vocal group to pop powerhouses. The song exemplifies the group's signature blend of soulful harmonies and polished production that characterized their early 1990s catalog. As a staple of their discography, the recording showcases the band's ability to craft anthemic pop songs rooted in gospel and R&B traditions. Its enduring popularity highlights the group's significant influence on 90s girl group music and their success in bridging the gap between traditional soul and mainstream pop radio. The track remains a celebrated example of their work during a pivotal era in their career.