Like That
David Redfiled Feat. Kool Lyrics

The above lyrics are from the song "Tu vuò fa' l'americano," originally sung by Renato Carosone in 1956 and covered by many artists since then. The lyrics talk about the confusion that arises when Italian and American cultures collide, specifically in matters of love and romance. The singer wonders how someone can truly understand love if they only speak in half-Italian, half-American. They go on to describe how love feels under the moonlight and express it in a mix of languages, further highlighting the cultural duality present in the song.

The chorus of "Pa pa l' americano" serves as a catchy and repetitive vocal hook that adds to the overall energy of the song. It also represents the desire to adopt American culture and its lifestyle, all while still holding onto one's Italian roots. This cultural identity crisis is further highlighted in the last few lines where the singer switches from talking about love to talking about "whisky, soda, and rock and roll," which are all associated with American culture.

Overall, the lyrics of "Like that" by David Redfield Feat. Kool take inspiration from "Tu Vuò Fa' L'Americano," and use it as a starting point to explore issues of cultural identity, love, and confusion.