She Wants To Play

Matt Pokora · Other Songs - Matt Pokora

Freaky, freaky girl, won't you shake it shake it for me baby

Freaky, freaky girl, won't you shake it shake it for me one time, time...



Ohh, she's hot like fire

She's every man's desire

By the way she's moving my way

I can tell she wanna play, play

She wants to play,

She wants to play, play, play, play

She wants to play,

She wants to play, play, play, play



Baby, I love it when you act a little flirty

You make me wanna get a little dirty

On the floor, on the floor

Let's get naughty, let's get naughty

You and I, na na na

[x2]



Freaky, freaky girl, won't you shake it shake it for me baby

Freaky, freaky girl, won't you shake it shake it for me one time, time...



Now we're so drawn to each other

And this temperature gets hotter

Ooh, uuh, for sure, for sure

This is mutual attraction

You're showing me

Some of that sensual seduction



She wants to play,

She wants to play, play, play, play

She wants to play,

She wants to play, play, play, play



Baby, I love it when you act a little flirty

You make me wanna get a little dirty

On the floor, on the floor

Let's get naughty, let's get naughty

You and I, na na na

[x2]



Freaky, freaky, girl, I want ya, I want ya

I want you so bad and you make me so bad

And you're such a

Freaky, freaky girl, I want ya, I want ya

She wants to play with me

Cause I got game you see



She wants to play (she wants to play with me),

I think she's fine, fine, fine, fine

She wants to play (she wants to play)

So I say fine, fine, fine, fine

She Wants To Play

Matt Pokora's "She Wants To Play" stands as a defining track from his early career, embodying the raw, emotional energy that characterized his debut era. Released alongside his breakthrough success, the song exemplifies the French singer's signature style, blending pop sensibilities with a deeply personal vocal delivery. It serves as a testament to his ability to craft anthems that resonate with listeners, often appearing in live performances and compilations that highlight his most impactful recordings. The track remains a staple in discussions about his discography, illustrating the evolution of his sound from his initial releases to later works like "Parti Trop Tît". Its enduring appeal underscores Pokora's status as a significant figure in contemporary French music, known for songs that capture the complexities of modern relationships and self-discovery.