Attitüde
Dannii Minogue Lyrics

Brothers and sisters, yeah
Addressing the crowd, Dannii Minogue emphasizes the unity among them.

Got no kicking like this, boy
Minogue declares that there is no better way to get their groove on than with her music.

One, two, three, swing it
Encouraging the audience to move to the beat, Minogue counts them in to start dancing.

Talking 'bout A double-T-I-T you D-E
Minogue spells out the title of the song using a Missy Elliot-esque style.

It's the groove that gets you next to me
Minogue believes that it's the rhythm of her music that attracts people to her.

When you're rocking and you're clocking
Minogue describes the act of moving to the beat and keeping time with the music.

With a girl named D
Referring to herself as 'D', Minogue is inviting people to dance with her.

Turn it up, the nasty beat
Minogue encourages the volume of the music to be turned up, so the crowd can truly feel the rhythm.

Get into it, move your feet
Minogue prompts the audience to move their feet with the beat and get into the groove.

It's the fashion with attraction, the attitude
Minogue combines fashion and attitude into the music, creating a vibe that is both attractive and trendy.

So swing it for me
Minogue encourages the audience to dance for her as she performs.

Attitude
The chorus of the song focuses on the importance of having a confident and positive attitude while dancing.

Just do it, do it, do it like this attitude
Minogue emphasizes the importance of confidence and self-expression while dancing.

Here we go, here we go
Restarting the chorus, Minogue encourages the audience to continue dancing and enjoy themselves.

I don't play no games and don't do drugs, no
Minogue declares that she is not interested in participating in negative or dangerous activities.

Don't do things I will feel guilty for, no
Minogue asserts that she avoids activities that would make her feel ashamed or regretful.

I'm just into having a good time
Minogue prioritizes enjoying herself and having fun without causing harm to herself or others.

You can keep that attitude, I'll keep mine
Minogue acknowledges that others may have different attitudes or beliefs, but she will stick to her own positive attitude.

If you want to groove me, brothers and sisters
Minogue challenges the audience to prove their dancing skills and get her moving to the beat.

Pick up on this
Minogue is offering a challenge to the audience and asking them to pay attention.

Show me your best
Minogue puts the challenge to the audience to show their best moves and impress her.

Try and pass the test
Minogue creates a competitive atmosphere where the audience must prove themselves worthy of attention through their dancing skills.

If you want to move me, brothers and sisters
Minogue expresses that the audience can gain her admiration and attention through their dancing skills.

Play it cool
Minogue advises the audience to maintain self-control and stay relaxed while dancing.

Do it smooth
Minogue encourages the audience to dance gracefully and fluidly, without any sudden motions or awkward movements.

Yo, bust a move, brothers and sisters
Minogue challenges the audience to dance with style and confidence.

Here is something to think about
Minogue cues the audience to stop dancing and pay attention to her new message.

I don't have time to scream or shout
Minogue asserts that she prefers to communicate her message calmly and cleanly.

I'm just telling you what to do
Minogue takes control and instructs the crowd to follow her lead.

When you've lost your cool
Minogue prepares the audience for what to do when they become overwhelmed or stressed.

Show them that you ain't no joke
Minogue advises the audience to maintain a positive and confident attitude, regardless of any difficulties they face.

Keep the faith and then you'll smoke them
Minogue encourages the audience to maintain their belief in themselves and their abilities, leading to their ultimate success.

On the positive tip, come on, girl
Minogue urges the audience to remain positive and focused on their goals.

Now play
Minogue signals the end of her message, and directs the audience to continue dancing.

Groove
Minogue emphasizes the rhythm and beat of the music.

Here we go, groove
Restarting the chorus, Minogue encourages the audience to continue dancing and enjoy themselves.

It's time, time, time to get smooth, if you want to
Minogue introduces a new element to her message, focusing on staying cool and collected while dancing.

Attitude it's the way you dress, smooth
Minogue ties fashion and attitude together, claiming that the way you dress also affects your attitude while dancing.

Some people use it just to impress
Minogue acknowledges that some people use fashion and attitude to impress others or gain attention.

Not me, I use it positively, smooth
Minogue asserts that she uses fashion and attitude in a positive way, to feel good about herself and her dancing.

To keep me moving to the master beat
Minogue states that her self-confidence and positive attitude help her stay in rhythm with the music.

It's time to break it down together, smooth
Minogue invites the audience to dance with her and break down the aspects of dancing with a smooth attitude.

Moving your body, your feet or whatever, if you want to
Minogue encourages the audience to dance however they want, using any part of their body as they see fit.

Do it with the attitude, smooth
Minogue instructs the audience to maintain a positive and confident attitude while dancing with her.

Now it's time to get smooth
Minogue signals a restart to the chorus, with a focus on maintaining a smooth attitude and positive spirit while dancing.

Swing it
Minogue encourages the audience to keep dancing and moving to the beat in a smooth and confident way.