Night Nurse
Cascada · Back On The Dancefloor [2012]
Its critical,
Your body's gonna rock like a chemical,
Makes you bouncing around the block like an outlaw,
We're gonna take it too the top, 12 O'Clock (yehh)
G-g-guess whos on night shift?,
'Cause tonight I'm working over time
Oh are you ready to cross the line
I'll treat you until the break of dawn,
You're not alone.
Night Nurse-urse x3
Who you gonna call?
Don't wanna be your lover - oh no
But I could be your remedy - oh oh
I don't wanna be your lover - oh no
But I could be your remedy - your cure
Night Nurse.
Its physical
Cuz tonight were gonna party on the top floor
And I'll meet you there,
And I dont care if it all comes natural,
Your medical prescription - baby get ready now
This is my religion.
'Cause tonight I'm working over time
Oh are you ready to cross the line
I'll treat you until the break of dawn,
You're not alone.
Night Nurse nurse x3
Who you gonna call?
Don't wanna be your lover - oh no
But I could be your remedy - oh oh
I Don't wanna be your lover - oh no
But I could be your remedy - your cure
Night Nurse.
Mee-me-mee-mee-bee-bee-bee-bee
I am not the enemy I cold be your remedy.
Doh-doh-doh-doh-go-doh-doh do.
I am not the enemy I could be your remedy.
Its critical.
'Cause your body's gonna rock just like an outlaw, outlaw
Who You Gonna Call?
Its Physical.
'Cause tonight we gonna party on the top floor, party on the top floor.
Break-Break Down.
Night Nurse nurse x3
Who you gonna call?
Don't wanna be your lover - oh no
But I could be your remedy - oh oh
I Don't wanna be your lover - oh no
But I could be your remedy - your cure
Night Nurse
Cascada's "Night Nurse" serves as a vibrant track from their 2012 album "Back On The Dancefloor," continuing the group's signature blend of Eurodance and electronic pop. Released during a period of significant commercial success for the German act, the song features the signature high-energy production and catchy hooks that defined their discography in the early 2010s. As part of a collection of upbeat tracks, it reflects the genre's focus on dancefloor appeal and rhythmic drive, complementing other popular singles from the era such as "Evacuate The Dancefloor" and "Dangerous." The recording encapsulates the polished sound typical of mainstream European dance music of the time, designed to energize listeners and maintain the momentum of the band's catalog.