Shake
Five · Five
Live from Madison funky garden ... Five
Let's get ready to rumble
Get on down in the gutter getting nasty
bring that funky rhyme don't waste my time let's do this
There's a game that I know you will not play
No time to waste cos times a test let's do this
You got to work that body baby come on ladies show me
what you got ready or not cos here I come knocking
bring the beats to keep the whole block
rocking gimme some room and let me get down
can't hold back cos da Five's in your town
Everybody got to grab somebody wow let's party
BRIDGE:
Don't stop baby, baby shake if you really
want it Shake it baby Shake it now
CHORUS
Bring that beat five boys want bass
got me stomping freak DJ spin that deck five girls caress
hey ladeez got hip hip Five, four, three, two freak me
show me what you got, how do you wanna be rude boys got to
get raw split the decks and open up the dance floor
BRIDGE
CHORUS
Little Jack Horner sat in the corner sucking on some
butter in came Bo Peep naked to her feet
PPP Poor Boy start to stutter Humpty Dumpty sat on the wall
and da brother turned up da bass
we were freaking down to da funky sound
and everybody had food that day
Let me see ya freak dat funk (4x)
Yo ladies in the house tonight you're looking so fly
We got to rip the roof off this joint here we go ya
gots to repeat after me come on ladies, let's break it down
one time ladies
When I say Five you'll say rock five rock, five rock
(4x)
CHORUS
Shake
Shake stands as a defining track from Five's self-titled debut album, capturing the high-energy pop sound that propelled the British boy band to international fame. Released during a period of intense commercial success, the song exemplifies the group's signature blend of catchy melodies and synchronized harmonies. As part of their initial discography, the recording helped establish Five as a dominant force in the early 2000s music scene. The track remains a staple of their live performances, showcasing the vocal chemistry and dynamic stage presence that characterized their early career. While the band later explored different sonic territories on subsequent releases, Shake continues to represent the core identity of their foundational work, appealing to both long-time fans and new listeners discovering their extensive catalogue.