Be Mine
Ofenbach · Be Mine
And I want you to be mine
Stand up in the club
Come on, let's go
She want me to come
He want me to go
And if you wanna fight
Let's start the show
'Cause I want you to be mine
Stand up in the club
Come on, let's go
And I want you to come
I won't let you go
So if you wanna dance
Let's start the show
'Cause I want you to be mine
Yeah, I want you to be mine
Yeah, I want you to be mine
Stand up in the club
Come on, let's go
She want me to come
He want me to go
And if you wanna fight
Let's start the show
'Cause I want you to be mine
Stand up in the club
Come on, let's go
And I want you to come
I won't let you go
So if you wanna dance
Let's start the show
'Cause I want you to be mine
Yeah, I want you to be mine (mine, mine...)
Yeah, I want you to be mine
(Can you feel? Ain't it special? And it's real)
(Even if just for the night, impress me)
Yeah, I want you to be mine
Stand up in the club
Come on, let's go
She want me to come
He want me to go
And if you wanna fight
Let's start the show
'Cause I want you to be mine
Stand up in the club
Come on, let's go
And I want you to come
I won't let you go
So if you wanna dance
Let's start the show
'Cause I want you to be mine
Yeah, I want you to be mine
Yeah, I want you to be mine
Stand up in the club
Come on, let's go
She want me to come
He want me to go
And if you wanna fight
Let's start the show
'Cause I want you to be mine
Stand up in the club
Come on, let's go
And I want you to come
I won't let you go
So if you wanna dance
Let's start the show
'Cause I want you to be mine
Yeah, I want you to be mine (mine, mine...)
Yeah, I want you to be mine
(Can you feel? Ain't it special? And it's real)
(Even if just for the night, impress me)
Yeah, I want you to be mine
About Be Mine
"Be Mine" is the breakout single by French electronic duo Ofenbach. The track is built around a bluesy vocal sample, a clipped guitar-like hook, and a house beat that gives the whole recording a swaggering bounce. Its strength is economy: the song does not need many parts because its central riff and vocal phrase are immediately recognizable. Ofenbach's style often connects dance production with rootsy or retro textures, and "Be Mine" is the clearest early example of that formula. It became a streaming and club success by sounding both familiar and modern, equally suited to pop playlists and casual dance floors.