Magnetic
Earth Wind And Fire · Other Songs - Earth Wind And Fire
No self-control
A chain reaction as my body lets go
A strange kind of light
The tempo takes me and the circuit excites
It's magnetic
The rhythm of a dangerous dance
Let's dance in the static
Suck you in twice as fast
Magnetic
The rhythm of a dangerous dance
Let's dance in the static
Suck you in, you'll never last
Step into the light
Make the spark ignite
Step into the light tonight
No place to hide
I keep on runnin' but I'm falling behind
A new kind of beat
It takes your mind, then it takes your feet
It's magnetic
The rhythm of a dangerous dance
Let's dance in the static
Suck you in twice as fast
Magnetic
The rhythm of a dangerous dance
Let's dance in the static
Suck you in, you'll never last
Are we making contact tonight?
Don't break the circuit
I'll be making contact tonight
Don't break the circuit
A chain reaction as my body lets go
A strange kind of light
The tempo takes me and the circuit excites
It's magnetic
The rhythm of a dangerous dance
Let's dance in the static
Suck you in twice as fast
Magnetic
The rhythm of a dangerous dance
Let's dance in the static
Suck you in, you'll never last
Step into the light
Make the spark ignite
Step into the light tonight
No place to hide
I keep on runnin' but I'm falling behind
A new kind of beat
It takes your mind, then it takes your feet
It's magnetic
The rhythm of a dangerous dance
Let's dance in the static
Suck you in twice as fast
Magnetic
The rhythm of a dangerous dance
Let's dance in the static
Suck you in, you'll never last
Are we making contact tonight?
Don't break the circuit
I'll be making contact tonight
Don't break the circuit
Magnetic - Earth Wind And Fire
Earth Wind And Fire's "Magnetic" stands as a quintessential example of the group's late-career fusion of R&B and disco. Released following their 1979 album I Am, the track exemplifies the band's signature blend of lush orchestration, soulful vocals, and infectious grooves that defined their catalog. The song features the group's characteristic interplay between lead singer Maurice White and the ensemble, delivering a polished production that reinforced their status as pioneers of the genre. As a staple of their discography, the recording captures the mature artistry and enduring appeal of Earth Wind And Fire, cementing their legacy in American music history.