Do What U Want
Christina Aguilera Lyrics

Huh oh
Exclamation to express excitement and anticipation.

Yeah yeah
Agreement and confirmation of the current situation or topic.

Huh oh
Exclamation to express excitement and anticipation.

Whoa whoa
Exclamation to express surprise and amazement.

Oh
Exclamation to show realization of an event or situation.

I
Refers to the singer but also represents one's identity and individuality.

I feel good
Expresses the singer's positive emotions about themselves and their state of mind.

I walk alone
Represents the artist's journey of self-discovery and independence.

But then I trip over myself and I fall, I
Describes the artist's vulnerability and the obstacles they face while trying to maintain their identity and independence.

I stand up
Represents the artist's resilience and determination to keep going despite the obstacles that come their way.

And then I'm OK
Indicates the singer's ability to cope and recover from difficult situations.

But then you print some shit that makes me want to scream
Expresses the artist's frustration with media and public opinions that attack their identity and personality.

So do what you want, what you want with my body
Suggests that the singer is willing to let others control their physical self but not their identity and individuality.

Do what you want, don't stop, let's party
Calls for a celebration of freedom and self-expression, and the willingness to let go of physical control.

Write what you want, say what you want 'bout me
Challenges others to voice their opinions, knowing that the singer is confident in their own identity and self-worth.

If you're wondering, know that I'm not sorry
Asserts the artist's confidence in their actions and identity, regardless of what others may think.

You can't have my heart and you won't use my mind but
Establishes the artist's boundaries and focus on their own identity and emotions.

My bones hurt from all the show hmm
Acknowledges the physical cost and pain of performing and showing oneself to the public.

But I don't feel the pain 'cause I'm a pro I
Reflects the singer's ability to endure and overcome the physical pain and exhaustion, demonstrating their professionalism.

I sink in and then I'm okay eh,
Describes the artist's willingness to let go and allow others to control their physical self, but still remaining confident in their identity.

'Cause my body belongs to you when I'm on stage eh
Acknowledges the dynamic between performer and audience, where the physical self is on display but the identity is still owned by the performer.

Sometimes I'm scared I suppose
Admits the artist's vulnerability and insecurity, despite their confidence and self-assurance.

If you ever let me go
Expresses the singer's dependence on the audience and the dynamic of performer-audience relationship for their identity and sense of self-worth.

I would fall apart (apart)
Describes the artist's fear of losing their identity and independence, leading to a breakdown in their emotional state.

If you break my heart
Suggests that a negative reaction from the audience or public could damage the singer's sense of self-worth and confidence.

So just take my body
Implies that the physical self is less important than the identity and individuality that the singer values.

And don't stop the party (ayy)
Encourages the audience and the public to celebrate freedom and self-expression, despite differences in opinions and identities.

What you want, Lady Gaga?
Reflects the playful and collaborative relationship between the two artists, where they are willing to experiment and push boundaries in their art.

What you want with me, Christina?
Reflects the playful and collaborative relationship between the two artists, where they are willing to experiment and push boundaries in their art.

What you want with my body
Reiterates the singer's willingness to let go of physical control but still maintain their identity and individuality.

Help me now
Asks for collaboration and support from the audience or public to celebrate freedom and self-expression.

Do what you want with my body
Reiterates the artist's willingness to let go of physical control but still maintain their identity and individuality.

Do what you want with my body
Reiterates the artist's willingness to let go of physical control but still maintain their identity and individuality.