I Know Where It's At
All Saints · All Saints
I know where it's at (I know where it's at)
I know where it's at (I know where it's at)
I know, I know, I know where it's at
If you wanna have a good time (I know where it's at)
If you know you got something on your mind (I know where it's at)
If you know that you wanna get on down (I know where it's at)
Don't deny, don't be shy
Just come around
I've been watching you and I know you like to party baby
And you know that that sounds a really good to me yeeah
Everybody wants to hang out at my party baby
Don't you know that this is the only place to be
Don't you wanna come and see it
If you know that you wanna get on down (Bop Bop)
No need to worry cuz All Saints will be around (Bop Bop)
So if your feeling kinda low, oh baby don't (Bop Bop)
Cuz I'll be here right by your side ready to flow (Ready to flow)
(I know where it's at)
If you wanna have a good time
(I know where it's at)
If you know you've got something on your mind
(I know where it's at)
If you know that you wanna get on down
(I know where it's at)
Don't deny, don't be shy
Just come round (I know where it's at)
Move around and get on down do what you wanna baby
You gotta be good, you gotta be good
And ready to go ohh
I know you've been waiting for my party
All your lifetime baby
Everybody in the whole world wants to know
Everybody wants to know
And to see that there's no-one on the street
Cuz everyone knows that's where they've got to be
(I know where it's at)
If you wanna have a good time
(I know where it's at)
If you know you've got something on your mind
(I know where it's at)
If you know that you wanna get on down
(I know where it's at)
Don't deny, don't be shy just come round
(I know where it's at)
One two three four All Saints is in tha house
We know where it's at (Ha ha ha hat)
We know where it's at (Ha ha ha hat)
Well if you know you like to party
And you wanna get on down
Let me tell you baby
That you've come to the right town
Cuz it's party time you gatta get your groove on
I know you wanna gamp from night to morn
Baby got it goin' on I don't see nothin' wrong
I dance pretty hot and I know you like my song
So move it like that rats tat tat
Now we'll comprehend that you know where it's at
Just come around
If you wanna have a good time
(Oh yeah yeah)
If you know you've got something on your mind
(Something on you mind)
If you know that you wanna get on down
(Wanna get on down)
Don't deny, don't be shy
Just come around
(I know where it's at)
If you wanna have a good time
(I know where it's at)
If you know you've got something on your mind
(I know where it's at)
If you know that you wanna get on down
(I know where it's at)
Don't deny, don't be shy just come round
(I know where it's at)
If you wanna have a good time
(I know where it's at)
If you know you've got something on your mind
(I know where it's at)
If you know that you wanna get on down
(I know where it's at)
Don't deny, don't be shy just come round
(I know where it's at)
If you know that you wanna get down uhh
If you know that you wanna get down uhh
If you know that you wanna get down uhh
If you know that you wanna get down uhh
Just come around
If you know that you wanna get down uhh
If you know that you wanna get down uhh
If you know that you wanna get down uhh
If you know that you wanna get down uhh
Just come around
Just come around
Just come around
(repeat till fade)
About I Know Where It's At
"I Know Where It's At" is a defining track by the British girl group All Saints, released on their debut album of the same name. As a cornerstone of the Britpop era, the song blends upbeat pop-rock energy with the group's signature vocal harmonies, establishing their reputation as one of the most prominent female acts of the mid-1990s. The recording captures the infectious, danceable rhythm that characterized their early work, featuring a driving beat and melodic structure that resonated widely across the UK and internationally. Beyond its commercial success, the track exemplifies the collaborative spirit and polished production style that All Saints brought to their catalogue. It remains a staple of their discography, often cited alongside hits like "Never Ever" and "Black Coffee" as key examples of the genre's evolution during that period. The song's enduring popularity highlights the group's ability to craft anthems that bridged the gap between mainstream radio appeal and critical acclaim, cementing their legacy in popular music history.

