Nail On The Head

Ke$ha · Other Songs - Ke$ha

How do you do it?

How do you do these things to me

You're like a magician,

I can tell you got tricks up your sleeve.

You're like a bullfighter.

You got me feelin all wild up and feisty

Like a pro rocker

You make me want to break things.



How do you do it do it do it do it?

How do you do it do it do it to me?

You make me feel inarticulous

You make me feel a million different things

You make me into a crazy crazy girl.

Girl. girl. crazy girl.



I need a straitjacket

Whenever I get around you

Cuz you're like a magnet

I can't help it, I have to touch you!

A dirty pirate,



That's what I love about you.



Now don't feel worthy, You give me something to bow

down to.how do you do it do it do it do it?

How do you do it do it do it to me?

You make me feel inarticulous

You make me feel a million different things

You make me into a crazy crazy girl.

Girl. girl. crazy girl. girl girl girl!



You make me act a little insane.

You impair my judgment,

You affect my brain like a

Hallucinogenetic amphetamine.

You really know how to get to me!



How do you do it do it do it do it?

How do you do it do it do it to me?

You make me feel inarticulous

You make me feel a million different things

You make me into a crazy crazy girl.

Girl. crazy crazy girl.

Nail On The Head

Ke$ha's "Nail On The Head" stands as a defining track from her 2010 solo career, blending pop sensibilities with a distinct electronic edge. Released during a pivotal era for the artist, the song showcases her evolution beyond her earlier work, incorporating rhythmic production and a confident vocal delivery that became a staple of her discography. The track exemplifies the genre-blending approach she adopted in the early 2010s, merging dance-pop elements with her signature vocal style. It remains a notable song in her catalog, reflecting the energetic and self-assured tone characteristic of her music during this period. The recording captures the spirit of her transition into a more mature, genre-fluid pop artist, resonating with audiences who appreciated her unique ability to mix catchy hooks with personal expression.