2) Dale is an italian producer and rapper.
3) Dale - Dalibor Zovko is a croatian acoustic performer. He's famous for his amazing live plays in front of LUXOR café by the Cathedral of St. Domnius in Split. Sitting on the steps of Peristil with a refreshment in hand is simply magical, as you take in the city’s vibe listening to Dale play numorous hits.
He released a 16 track album called '' Time To Split''
He's also the guitarist of the croatian band Stampedo. He's doing saxophone and trump parts with his voice when needed too :)
4) Dale is hungarian hip-hop singer.
5) DALE is a henchore artist from Nottingham. Self-described as: Hench Riffs / Drum Machines / Samples / NO CROSSFIT
Barefoot
Dale Lyrics
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Come on pretty baby
Do ya like what ya see?
Yeah come on
Baby baby come on
Come on pretty baby
Do ya like what ya see?
Come on and do the Barefoot boogie with me
I like to boogie woogie
All night long
I like to boogie till the break of dawn
Yeah come on baby baby come on
Come on pretty lady
Do you like what you see
Come on and do the Barefoot boogie with me
Come on pretty baby wanna dance with me
Come on pretty baby rock and roll with me
Yeah come on baby baby come on
Come on little darling won't ya dance with me
Come on and do the barefoot boogie with me
The lyrics seem to invite someone, presumably a romantic partner, to engage in a carefree and joyful dance together. The repeated invitations to "Come on pretty baby" suggest a sense of playful insistence and enthusiasm to share a moment of joy with the listener. The singer appears to be inviting the listener to let loose, have fun, and enjoy the music together.
The mention of "Do ya like what ya see?" could be interpreted as the singer seeking validation or approval from the listener, wanting to make sure that they are enjoying themselves and feeling good in their presence. It also adds a flirtatious element to the invitation, hinting at a mutual attraction and desire to connect through music and dance.
The repeated references to the "Barefoot boogie" convey a sense of freedom and uninhibited movement, as dancing barefoot often symbolizes a carefree and natural expression of joy. The singer is encouraging the listener to let go of inhibitions, embrace spontaneity, and dance with abandon, creating a sense of shared intimacy and connection through music and movement.
Overall, the lyrics evoke a sense of fun, flirtation, and joyful spontaneity, inviting the listener to join in a carefree dance and revel in the simple pleasure of being together. The playful and upbeat tone of the song captures the essence of youthful energy and the excitement of letting loose and dancing the night away with someone special.
Line by Line Meaning
Come on pretty baby Wanna dance with me
Encouraging someone to join in dancing with excitement and enthusiasm
Come on pretty baby Do ya like what ya see?
Asking if the person is enjoying what they are witnessing
Yeah come on Baby baby come on
Expressing eagerness for the person to participate and have fun
Come on and do the Barefoot boogie with me
Inviting the person to engage in a carefree, fun dance with no shoes on
I like to boogie woogie All night long
Expressing enjoyment in dancing energetically throughout the entire night
I like to boogie till the break of dawn
Enjoying dancing until the early hours of the morning
Come on pretty lady Do you like what you see
Asking the woman if she is pleased with what is happening around her
Come on pretty baby rock and roll with me
Inviting someone to join in dancing to lively rock and roll music
Come on little darling won't ya dance with me
Requesting affectionately for the person to dance with affection
Come on and do the Barefoot boogie with me
Encouraging the person to enjoy dancing freely and joyfully without shoes
Lyrics © O/B/O DistroKid
Written by: Dale Ward
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