Body II Body
Samantha Mumba · Gotta Tell You (New Version) [2001]
But I just can't control myself
Picking up that boy tonight
Ain't gonna put him down 'til it feels all right
People stop and stare 'cuz looking is fair
Come on over, baby, let me show you how I care
It's getting hot in here, my biorhythms jumping
Got my circulation pumping, we are
Body to body, funk to funky
We know how to rock your party
Body to body, funky to funky
We know how, we know how
We're wreckin' up your party
It's physical not just spiritual attraction
I hear you coming when I ring the dinner bell
Got my phazer set to stun
Now we're gonna have some fun
I got my people up inside, baby, wanna ride
Party's fairly jumping but we're gonna have to slide
I need a miracle, turn it up a little higher
The roof is on fire, we are
Body to body, funk to funky
We know how to rock your party
Body to body, funky to funky
We know how, we know how
We're wreckin' up your party
Body to body, funk to funky
We know how to rock your party
Body to body, funk to funky
We're coming in your house
We know how we're wreckin' up your party
Struck out another line
Making an all time flow
My mama said
To get things done
You gotta go to school
Ain't gonna have no fun
My mama said
You're still too young
You gotta slow it down
Ain't gonna have no fun
My mama said
To get things done
You gotta go to school
Ain't gonna have no fun
My mama said
You're still too young
You gotta slow it down
Ain't gonna have no fun
No, no
'Coz we are
'Coz we are
'Coz we are
Body II Body
Samantha Mumba's "Body II Body" stands as a vibrant song in her early 2000s discography, appearing on the reissued version of her debut album, Gotta Tell You. The track captures the energetic pop sensibilities that defined her initial rise to international prominence. Following the massive success of her title single, this recording showcases Mumba's ability to blend rhythmic dance elements with catchy melodies. As part of her foundational body of work, the song reflects the polished production style characteristic of the era. It remains a notable piece within her catalogue, highlighting her versatility as a performer during a period of significant commercial activity. The recording contributes to the broader narrative of her musical evolution, offering listeners a snapshot of her sound during those formative years.