Power Of Seduction
Hall And Oates · Other Songs - Hall And Oates
They don't know what you've got for me
My life, too complicated
And I need, sure need some simplicity
Hoo, the love is ever growing
And there has to be a reason why it works for me
You know, baby how to move me
What you give to me is elemental, can't you see?
That you take the pain from me
Only you know my fantasies
And you, you make me realize
Girl, you know the way of keeping love alive
It's the power of seduction
It's the only way to keep me hanging on, baby
It's the power of seduction
It's the only hope, so baby do what you want, do it
Seduction
Seduction
Seduction
Seduction
Just words can't describe it
'Cause there's more to love than what you say
Hey, hey lately, hey I've been thinking
And that's bad you know
I might blow it 'cause of reason
Baby, you can never do too much
Only you, you make a senses all rush
With you, girl I've got to be
All because you keep alive the mystery
It's the power of seduction
It's the only way to keep me hanging on, baby
It's the power of seduction
It's the only hope, so baby do what you want
It's the power of seduction
It's the only way to keep me hanging on, baby
It's the power of seduction
It's the only hope, so baby do what you want, do it girl
You made the change in me
Only you know my fantasies
With you I will always be
Living with the passion
And the mystery
It's the power of seduction
It's the only way to keep me hanging on, baby
It's the power of seduction
It's the only hope, so baby do what you want
It's the power of seduction
It's the only way to keep me hanging on, baby
It's the power of seduction
It's the only hope, so baby come on, do what you want
Ooh baby, baby
Baby, baby
Power, do what you want to
It's the power
Oh yeah
Come on
Let's do it
On me
On me
You can do it more
It's the power of seduction
It's the only way you can keep me hanging on, baby
Power
Power
Power Of Seduction
Hall and Oates' "Power Of Seduction" stands as a quintessential example of their late 1970s pop-rock sound, blending smooth vocals with a polished, radio-friendly arrangement. The track exemplifies the duo's signature style, characterized by intricate guitar work and harmonies that defined the era of soft rock and adult contemporary music. While often associated with their broader discography from the mid-to-late 1970s, the song captures the romantic and slightly melancholic mood typical of their work during this period. It remains a staple in their catalog, showcasing the band's ability to craft memorable melodies that resonated with audiences across generations. The recording reflects the high production values of the time, cementing their status as one of the most successful acts of the decade.