1) electronic music, Radio Mass… Read Full Bio ↴Das is the name of more than one artist:
1) electronic music, Radio Massacre International related
2) psytrance artist
3) US rapper, member of I-15
4) audiotrauma
5) member of Big City Orchestra
6) German group with Jochen Arbeit, Gabi Delgado-Lopez and Schneider TM
Keep It Real
Das Lyrics
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What you feel now
What you know-ah
To be real
What you find, ah
(I think I love you, baby)
What you feel now
What you know-ah
To be real
Ooh, your love's for real now
You know that your love is my love
My love is your love
Our love is here to stay
What you find-ah
What you feel now
What you know-ah
To be real
Ooh, your love's for real now
You know that your love is my love
My love is your love
Our love is here to stay
What you find-ah
(I think I love you, baby)
What you feel now
(I feel I need you, baby)
What you know-ah
To be real
What you find-ah
(I think I love you, baby)
What you feel now
(I feel I need you)
What you know-ah
To be real (it's time to be real)
To be real (it's time to be real)
To be real
What you find-ah
What you feel now
What you know-ah
To be real
What you find-ah
What you feel now
What you know-ah
To be real
To be real (it's time to be real)
(It's time to be real) to be real (it's time to be real, it's time to be real)
To be real (it's time to be real, it's time to be real)
To be real (it's time to be real, it's time to be real)
To be real (real, real, real), to be real
The lyrics of "To Be Real" by Cheryl Lynn are about the authenticity of love. The song opens by asking what someone finds, feels, and knows to be real in terms of their emotions. The repetition of "ah" at the end of each statement adds emphasis and a sense of sincerity to the lyrics. The chorus speaks directly to a lover, acknowledging that their love is real and mutual. The line "what you find" could be interpreted as the discovery of one's feelings, followed by the realization that they are indeed in love.
The verse is followed by a bridge, where the singer validates the love of the subject of the song by stating that "your love's for real now." The repetition of "my love is your love, our love is here to stay" reinforces the importance of the relationship between the singer and their lover. The final repetition of "to be real" is a plea to the lover to embrace their feelings and be honest with themselves and their partner. The phrase "it's time to be real" suggests that there may have been a reluctance to embrace these feelings, and the singer is urging them to do so.
Overall, "To Be Real" celebrates the authenticity and strength of love. The lyrics encourage both partners to be honest and open about their feelings and embrace the reality of their relationship.
Line by Line Meaning
What you find-ah
Discover what you are looking for
What you feel now
Understand your emotions clearly
What you know-ah
Be aware of what's true and real
To be real
To be genuine and authentic
Ooh, your love's for real now
Your love is authentic and true now
You know that your love is my love
We share the authentic and genuine love
My love is your love
Our love is mutually felt and shared
Our love is here to stay
Our love is permanent and long-lasting
(I think I love you, baby)
I believe that I love you
(I feel I need you, baby)
I feel that I am dependent on you
(it's time to be real)
Now is the right time to be genuine
(real, real, real)
The authenticity and genuineness of our love is repeatedly emphasized
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@maneseydina6564
The 90's Hip hop best of all of time.
@ergophonic
True say. It ain't called the Golden Era for nothing. 👊
@ratboy4169
Should be considered the double diamond era of hip hop
@andrewavielele287
Only true hip hop heads will truly appreciate this Hard core classic. Pure Undiluted Rap
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Tu lo dijiste Bro jamás se va a comparar con lo que hoy en día se escucha yo en lo personal sigo los que aún viven de la vieja escuela mi brother saludos desde Honduras 🇭🇳
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I love my hip hop this hard...👌
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@rapliker274
I've been listening to this since 97. Never get bored
Real Hip-Hop dont stop!