Take You Out
Lady Gaga · Other Songs - Lady Gaga
and i knew we would be a match in heaven
just the coolest kind of team
i i know there ain't now way that we won't
cuz we won't stop till we go
go the distance we're a distance
baby i believe it
i still believe it
and you know won't be defeated
in my heart i believe it yeah
you and me are gonna win it
baby i'm gonna take you out, take you out ,take you out
we're gonna show this town what i know we're about
shoot it run it what's it called ?
everybody loves it , football.
shoot it run it what's it called ?
everybody loves it,football.
i've got the feeling that this year could be the one
we're gonna tear it up and burn out everyone
i i know there ain't now way that we won't
cuz we won't stop till we go
go the distance we're a distance
baby i believe it
i still believe it
and you know won't be defeated
in my heart i believe it yeah
you and me are gonna win it
baby i'm gonna take you out, take you out ,take you out
we're gonna show this town what i know we're about
(shoot it run it what's it called ?
everybody loves it , football.) x4
new york ,london,paris,munich
everybody talks about pop music
(i still believe it
and you know won't be defeated
in my heart i believe it yeah
you and me are gonna win it
baby i'm gonna take you out, take you out ,take you out
we're gonna show this town what i know we're about) x2
Take You Out
Take You Out stands as a notable deep cut from Lady Gaga's early discography, capturing the high-energy pop sensibilities that defined her initial rise to fame. Released during a period of prolific output, the track showcases her signature blend of theatrical performance and dance-floor rhythms. While often overshadowed by her massive chart-topping singles, the song reflects the experimental nature of her work during this era, featuring production choices that emphasize her vocal range and dynamic stage presence. It remains a favorite among dedicated fans who appreciate the breadth of her musical catalog beyond the most commercially visible releases. The recording exemplifies the polished, upbeat style that helped establish her reputation as a versatile pop icon.