Catch You Later Boy - Pauline Högberg

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You think you got it go away

everything is under control

everything is going right

I think you gotta lose it

but wait untill tonight

then you will turn up the light



You don't have to come to me

'Cause I, see you in your dreams boy

dont stay up and wait for me tonight

catch your later boy

dont you wanna get with me

I catch your later boy

you dont see the getters for me

catch your later boy

i'll see you in your dreams boy



Why dont you call me lose?

I really need to coase

so why you boog it for?

but they say the love is blind

but I'm not that kind

so do i have to say on your mind



You don't have to come to me

'Cause I, see you in your dreams boy

dont stay up and wait for me tonight

catch your later boy

dont you wanna get with me

I catch your later boy

you dont see the getters for me

catch your later boy

I'll see you in your dreams boy



You want tell me the fill the way you do

I treid so long

I have to go so want you means to me



Dont stay up and wait for me

catch your later boy

dont you wanna get with me

catch your later boy

you dont see the getters for me

catch your later boy

I'll see you in your dreams boy



Dont stay up and wait for me

catch your later boy

dont you wanna get with me

catch your later boy

you dont see the getters

catch your later boy

see you in your dreams boy

Catch You Later Boy

Pauline Högberg's 'Catch You Later Boy' stands as a defining track from the Swedish synth-pop collective Fame Factory, released in the early 2000s. The song exemplifies the genre's characteristic blend of melodic pop sensibilities and electronic production, capturing the nostalgic and romantic atmosphere typical of the era. Högberg's vocals deliver a warm, emotive performance that anchors the track's infectious rhythm, making it a staple of Swedish dance music history. As part of Fame Factory's discography, the recording reflects the group's ability to craft catchy, radio-friendly anthems that resonated deeply with audiences across Scandinavia. The composition remains a celebrated example of the genre's evolution during its peak popularity.