Teacher
Jason DeRulo · Other Songs - Jason DeRulo
Be a classroom
A couple of questions
I'ma ask you
Let me walk up
To the chalkboard
Skip the instructions,
I wanna be hands on
When the bell rings,
Tell me that you'll stay
I'll learn a lot more
If you stay oh
If you demonstrate it slow,
I swear I won't forget it
Anymore I won't
Say no, I'll learn it
From my baby all day
To show me,
Show me how to love
Baby will you be my,
Teacher,
Teach me how to love
Baby I need ya
It's as simple as a b c,
As easy as 1 2 3
Will you be my teacher?
Show me
All the different ways
To please ya
It's as simple as a b c,
As easy as 1 2 3
(Will you be)
Make me a grade A lover
Do it, how you do it,
Demonstrate it
Under covers
You're the best teacher ever,
Yea I wanna be
The teacher's pet
Someone kissing up,
All over you,
Obeying all the rules
I swear I'll follow each
And every one of them
I, I'm tired
Of working all alone
If you wanna come
And help me
With the moan work
I won't say no I learn it
From my baby all day
Just show me
Show me how to love baby
Will you be my
Teacher,
Teach me how to love
Baby I need ya
It's as simple as a b c,
As easy as 1 2 3
Will you be my teacher?
Show me all
The different ways
To please ya
It's as simple as a b c,
As easy as 1 2 3
(Will you be)
About Teacher
Jason DeRulo's "Teacher" stands as a defining track from his early career, showcasing his signature blend of pop and R&B influences that characterized his debut era. Released alongside hits like "She Fly's Me Away" and "Whatcha Say," the song exemplifies the polished, radio-friendly production style that propelled DeRulo to mainstream attention in the late 2000s and early 2010s. The recording features a smooth vocal delivery and a rhythmic structure typical of the genre, designed to appeal to a broad audience seeking catchy melodies and relatable themes. While the specific album placement for "Teacher" remains unlisted in available records, it is widely recognized as part of the body of work that established DeRulo's reputation as a versatile artist capable of navigating both contemporary pop and soulful R&B landscapes. The track contributed to his growing catalogue, which includes notable releases such as "Talk Dirty" and "Tattoos," cementing his status as a significant figure in the modern pop scene during his formative years.