Amnesia
Ke$ha · Other Songs - Ke$ha
Don't say you don't remember last night
At the party with all your friends
You said you really liked my hair
You asked me to go for a walk
Where we could find a quite place to talk
I said
Well whatcha want to talk about?
The you kissed me
On the mouth
Chours:
Do you have a kiss of amnesia?
You look the other way
Every time that I see ya
Ya actin' like you don't even know my name
Hey!
Whatcha ya game?
Whatcha ya play?
Why you wanna be that way?
Like ya have amnesia
Amnesia
Verse 2:
Hangin out at the mall today
You say me there don't even lie
But you walked right by
Don't ya remember how you held my hand
Said you couldn't wait to do it, again
Then you drove me
To my house
And ya kissed me
On the mouth!
Chours:
Do you have a kiss of amnesia?
You look the other way
Every time that I see ya
Ya actin' like you don't even know my name
Hey!
Whatcha ya game?
Whatcha ya play?
Why you wanna be that way?
Like ya have amnesia
Amnesia
Verse:
That's the way you feel
(that's the way you feel)
It's really no big deal
(really no big deal)
You can do
(you can do)
Whatcha want you,
Paradoxically
The next time you come for me
I won't remember no!
I won't remember you
You'll be singin
Do you have a kiss of amnesia
Do you have amnesia?
I'll have ya singin boy
Do you have a kiss of amnesia
Every time I see ya
Chours:
Do you have a kiss of amnesia?
You look the other way
Every time that I see ya
Ya actin' like you don't even know my name
Hey!
Whatcha ya game?
Whatcha ya play?
Why you wanna be that way?
Like ya have amnesia
Amnesia
Do you have amnesia
Amnesia
Ke$ha's 'Amnesia' stands as a defining track from her 2010 era, blending electro-pop with a distinct vocal style that became a hallmark of her sound. Released alongside her breakthrough album, the song captures the chaotic energy of her early career, featuring a driving beat and lyrics that explore themes of confusion and emotional turbulence. The track was a significant commercial success, reaching the top of the US Billboard Hot 100 chart and establishing Ke$ha as a major force in mainstream pop music. Its production style, characterized by heavy synthesizers and a rhythmic structure, influenced a wave of artists adopting similar electronic pop aesthetics in the early 2010s. The song remains a staple of her discography, often cited as a key example of her ability to merge catchy hooks with provocative themes.