Undressed
Sarah Connor · Green Eyed Soul [2001]
Each and every day
Each and every single day
People wanna tell me what to do
But I don't really care
I do never really care
'cause I'm looking out for something new
Bridge:
And I know you know
All we're gonna do
Is we're making our dream come true
And I know you know
All we're gonna do
Is we're living our lives the way we want to
Chorus:
When do we get undressed
I don't wanna wait, baby, let's get started
When do we get undressed
Boy, I wanna know when the time is right to do it
When do we get undressed
I don't wanna wait, baby, let's get started
When do we get undressed
Boy, I wanna know when the time is right, let's do it
Verse 2:
Pretty-like-a-pearl,
Do you wanna see my world ?
I do everything I wanna do
And when you're going there
Then you better be aware
I know I'm looking like your dream come true
Bridge:
And I know you know
All we're gonna do
Is keep on bouncing around forever
And I know you know
All we're gonna do
Is not wasting our time it's now or never
Chorus
Do it to me, give it to me
Chorus 3 x
About Undressed
Sarah Connor's "Undressed" stands as a defining track from her 2001 album *Green Eyed Soul*, capturing the raw, unfiltered energy of early 2000s electro-pop. The song exemplifies her signature style, blending upbeat rhythms with introspective lyrics that explore themes of intimacy and vulnerability. Released during a period where Connor was establishing herself as a prominent figure in the electronic dance music scene, the recording showcases her ability to craft catchy hooks while maintaining a distinct emotional core. This track remains a staple in her discography, often cited alongside other hits like "I Wanna Touch U There" and "Turn Off The Lights" as key examples of her work in the genre. Its enduring appeal lies in its ability to balance playful production with sincere songwriting, making it a favorite among fans of the era's electronic pop sound. The recording reflects the vibrant musical landscape of the early 2000s, where artists like Connor were pushing boundaries in dance music while addressing personal narratives.