Ooo La La
Robin Thicke · Blurred Lines [2013]
Ooo la la
You gave me some of that thing
Ooo la la
I fell in love with that thing
Ooo la la
Can't get enough of that thing
Ooo la la
I'm thinking of that thing
[Verse 1]
Picked me out a rose
Stands by her man
She wants to party
She loves to dance
Won't raise my voice
Won't raise my hand
Keep telling your story
I'll understand
[Channel]
You can have my body
You can have my money
You can have my soul if you want it, too
You've become a problem
But I don't want to stop it
'Cause I can't get over you
[Chorus x2]
[Verse 2]
Talk all out of turn
See though my disguise
Reverse the currents
Electrify
Kick me to the curb
I keep hanging on
You make me weak
But you make me strong
[Channel & Chorus]
[Bridge]
Schnabel on the walls
G Clooney villas
Rosé waterfalls
Days in Marbella
Nights Porto Banus
The world is mine as long as I'm with you
[Chorus x2]
[Channel x2]
[Chorus x2]
You gave me some of that thing
Ooo la la
I fell in love with that thing
Ooo la la
Can't get enough of that thing
Ooo la la
I'm thinking of that thing
[Verse 1]
Picked me out a rose
Stands by her man
She wants to party
She loves to dance
Won't raise my voice
Won't raise my hand
Keep telling your story
I'll understand
[Channel]
You can have my body
You can have my money
You can have my soul if you want it, too
You've become a problem
But I don't want to stop it
'Cause I can't get over you
[Chorus x2]
[Verse 2]
Talk all out of turn
See though my disguise
Reverse the currents
Electrify
Kick me to the curb
I keep hanging on
You make me weak
But you make me strong
[Channel & Chorus]
[Bridge]
Schnabel on the walls
G Clooney villas
Rosé waterfalls
Days in Marbella
Nights Porto Banus
The world is mine as long as I'm with you
[Chorus x2]
[Channel x2]
[Chorus x2]
Ooo La La
Released in 2013 on the album Blurred Lines, "Ooo La La" is a high-energy pop track by Robin Thicke that exemplifies the upbeat, dance-oriented sound of his mid-2010s era. The song features a driving rhythm and catchy melody designed to propel listeners onto the dance floor, fitting seamlessly within the pop genre. As part of Thicke's discography, it reflects his ability to craft infectious hooks that blend with contemporary production styles popular during that period. The recording stands as one of several tracks from the album that contributed to his continued presence in mainstream music, showcasing his focus on rhythmic pop and party anthems.