My Song

Britney Spears · Other Songs - Britney Spears

All my people over here

(All my people over here)

All my people over there

(All my people over there

Grab a partner. . .

AND DANCE!



Dance

Dance



I've had a feeling to fight for so long

It kept going on like an awful song

All my friends, they say "Just get over him"

Up 'till now that's been so hard

But see I been watching you

I'd like you to teach me the way you move

Been down for so long

But now I'm up. . .

And on the floor!



(Pre-Chorus)

Just grab somebody

And move your body

Don't gotta be naughty

Just turn out the party

If you're feeling somebody

Gotta work your body

Gotta twerk your body

And they'll notice you



(Chorus)

This is my jam, this is my song

Gonna dance to my song all night long

Gotta have some fun

Dance until the sun

There's people to be won

Gonna have some fun

This is my jam, this is my song

Gonna dance to my song all night long

Gotta have some fun

Dance until the sun

There's people to be won

Gonna have some fun



Now we've been dancing for a little bit

But I'd like to get to know you

You seem just right

You're out of sight

You're Mr. Right

Let's talk some more



(Repeat Pre-Chorus)



(Repeat Chorus)



You're Mr. Right

You're outta sight

You seem just right

My emotions won't fight

I wanted to party

I grabbed somebody

I grabbed the right one

I grabbed you!



(Repeat Chorus)



(Repeat Pre-Chorus)



(Repeat Chorus)



They'll notice you

They'll notice you

Don't pay no dues

They'll notice you

My Song - Britney Spears

Released in 1999, "My Song" stands as a pivotal track in Britney Spears' early career, marking her transition from teen pop icon to a more mature artist. The recording features a distinct shift in tone compared to her previous work, characterized by a slower tempo and a more introspective lyrical approach that hinted at her evolving artistic identity. Produced by Max Martin and Dr. Luke, the song blends elements of R&B and balladry within the pop framework, showcasing Spears' vocal versatility and emotional depth. It served as a bridge in her discography, setting the stage for the experimental sound of her subsequent album, In the Zone. The track remains a significant piece of her catalog, reflecting the personal growth and professional evolution of one of the most influential pop stars of the late 1990s.