Don't Fight The Feeling
DAY26 Lyrics

How much you've been anticipating?
Willie is asking his partner how much she has been looking forward to the moment.

Now let your body show me how to make good love.
He wants his partner to express her love physically rather than verbally.

Don't have to say a word.
Physical love does not demand any verbal communication.

Girl, you know it's on.
The physical attraction and love is clear to both partners.

Look at the way you move your hips.
Wilie admires his partner’s body language and how it communicates her feelings.

Girl, it tells me so.
Her body language tells him all he needs to know about her feelings.

Don't even fix your lips just to tell me "no".
He does not want any negative verbal communication, only positive physical expression.

How could you say "stop" when your body says "go"?
He wonders how his partner could refuse to show her physical affection when her body language suggests the opposite.

Don't tell me. (Tell me) Just show me. (Aye) Cause if you say you love me, when you touch me you're body should say so. (Should say so) Make you scream "oh". (Oh) Don't ever fight the feeling when you feel it. (So baby) Don't tell me. Just show me. (Show me) Cause if you say you love me, when you touch me you're body should say so. (Your body say so) Make you scream "oh". (Oh) Don't ever fight the feeling when you feel it. (Hey) I already know.
The chorus emphasizes the importance of physical expression of love, and that it should be true to verbal communication. He advises his partner not to deny how she feels physically, as he already knows.

How do it makes you feel when I touch you there?
Mike asks his partner how she feels when he touches her.

Show me how much you care.
He wants his partner to show her affection physically and express how much she cares about him.

Make it crystal clear.
He needs her to be clear about her feelings when expressing them physically.

Cause love is just a word unless you wanna share with me, yeah.
Mike believes that love is more than just a word, and it requires physical expressions to be fully shared.

Hey, don't have to spread it all around. Telling all your friends. Just let your love come down. Time and time again. And again.
He advises his partner to keep their love between them and express it repeatedly.

And you'll see that you don't have to worry. I ain't in no hurry, baby.
He wants his partner to be relaxed about expressing her physical affection, as he is not in a hurry.

Don't tell me. Just show me. (Show me) Cause if you say you love me, when you touch me you're body should say so. (If you say you're with me, say so hey) Make you scream "oh". (Make you scream "oh") Don't ever fight the feeling when you feel it. (Hey, oh) Don't tell me. Just show me. (Show me that you love me baby) Cause if you say you love me, when you touch me you're body should say so. (Oh) Make you scream "oh". (Make you scream some more) Don't ever fight the feeling when you feel it. (Hey) I already know. (I already know)
The chorus repeats, emphasizing the importance of physically expressing love and that verbal communication should be true to physical expression.

I already know what your body feigning for, girl.
Robert knows what his partner desires physically.

Oh, just let me take it slow, girl.
He wants his partner to be patient and let him take his time.

I already know what your body really needs, girl.
Robert knows what his partner needs physically.

And when I take it fast I promise I'll have you screaming "yeah".
He promises to fulfill her physical desires and make her feel pleasure.

Don't tell me. Just show me. (Show me) Cause if you say you love me, when you touch me you're body should say so. (Oh) Make you scream "oh". (Your body should say so) Don't ever fight the feeling when you feel it. (Oh, hey yeah) Don't tell me. (Woah) Just show me. Cause if you say you love me, when you touch me you're body should say so. (If you say you love me, yeah, yeah, yeah) Make you scream "oh". (Yeah, yeah, yeah) Don't ever fight the feeling when you feel it. I already know. (I already know) I already know. I already know. Yeah...
The chorus repeats, emphasizing the importance of physically expressing love and that verbal communication should be true to physical expression.