Keep The Trance
Madonna · Other Songs - Madonna
Don't give up
Either good or bad
There is still a trance around you
Keep the trance
Hey you!
Be yourself
Don't be shy
Here's the reason why
You've got to keep the trance
Keep the trance
Keeping it together
You'll make it all right
Come on, check it out
And we can keep it tonight
Keeping it together
You'll make it all right
Come on, check it out
And we can keep it tonight
Keep the trance
Young girl!
(Young boy!)
Open up your heart
That is what you're born for
If you want to change
You've got to keep the trance
Keep the trance
Hey you!
(Old man)
Remember this
None of this is real
Including how you feel
That's why you keep the trance
Keep the trance
(Keep, Keep, Keep)
Keeping it together
You'll make it all right
Come on, check it out
And we can keep it tonight
Keeping it together
You'll make it all right
Come on, check it out
And we can keep it tonight
Keep the trance
Yeah ...
Hey you!
Love yourself
If you never can, love anybody else
You can keep the trance
Yeah ...
Keep the trance
Yeah ...
C'mon! C'mon!
Young boy!
(Young girl!)
Now open up your heart
This is what you're born for
If you wanna change the world
You keep the trance
Keep the trance
C'mon! Keeping it together
You'll make it all right
Come on, check it out
And we can keep it tonight
Keeping it together
You'll make it all right
Come on, check it out
And we can keep it tonight
Keep the trance
C'mon, C'mon, C'mon, C'mon
Keeping it together
You'll make it all right
Come on, check it out
And we can keep it tonight
Keeping it together
You'll make it all right
Come on, check it out
And we can keep it tonight
Keep The Trance
Keep The Trance stands as a defining track from Madonna's 1998 album, Ray of Light. Produced by William Orbit, the song exemplifies the electronic and ambient textures that marked a significant shift in the pop icon's artistic direction during the late 1990s. The recording features a driving, hypnotic beat that contrasts with the album's more introspective moments, showcasing Madonna's ability to blend dance-floor energy with spiritual themes. As part of a critically acclaimed body of work, the track highlights her evolution beyond the bubblegum pop of earlier decades into a more sophisticated, experimental soundscape. The song remains a staple in her discography, representing a pivotal era where she successfully merged electronic production with deep emotional resonance.