They have been on the club scene for over ten years now, having created and remixed some of the biggest club anthems of the decade. Some of their personal hits include "I'll Be Waiting", "Soul Power", "Musique" and "America" while they have also remixed such tracks as Masters At Work's "To Be In Love", Junior Jack's "E-Samba", Powerhouse's "I Got What You Need" and most recently Freemason's "Love On My Mind".
Michael also had a huge club and chart hit in 2004 with "Weekend" which you would find most clubbers going mad at nowadays in any club and has lasted the test of time with its catchy lyrics and hook.
These guys are the original funky house remixers and have proved their worth in the industry over the last decade. They have worked with some huge names and their recent album "Connected: 10 Years of Full Intention" proved their quality when it went straight to No 1 of the Top 40 Dance Charts in March 2006.
Things can only get better for the Daddies of Funky House.
I'll Be Waiting
Full Intention Lyrics
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It used to come from underground
Now it emanates from a kind of welfare state
Of the soul, yeah, baby of the soul
And of the sweet, sweet soul
Let's be certain of the deliberate monologue
As sure as if it will fall across you, unto you
Come on undone
And we are doing
And we are screwing up our lives today
What's that we chanted
It's this we planted c'mon progeny
The lyrics of Full Intention's song "I'll Be Waiting" paint a picture of a society in turmoil. The first two lines, "Yes, there comes a booming sound, it used to come from underground" suggest that the source of the upheaval has changed, and is now coming from a different place. This is followed by "Now it emanates from a kind of welfare state of the soul," which implies that the source of the stress is internal and personal, rather than external. The term "welfare state" often refers to government policies designed to provide support to those in need, so the "welfare state of the soul" could suggest that individuals are struggling to find emotional and spiritual support within themselves.
The expression "of the soul, yeah, baby of the soul" is repeated a few times throughout the song, emphasizing the centrality of the soul in the lyrics. The second stanza suggests that the pain and confusion caused by the booming sound is causing us to speak recklessly and behave impulsively, leading us to "screw up our lives." The line "What's that we chanted, it's this we planted c'mon progeny" could be interpreted as an acknowledgement of our own responsibility for the predicament we find ourselves in; at the same time, the use of the word "progeny" suggests that there is still hope for the future, and that we have the power to make positive changes.
In conclusion, "I'll Be Waiting" is a thought-provoking song about a society in crisis. The lyrics suggest that the source of our problems lies within us, and that we must look to our own souls for answers. The song encourages introspection and reflection, as well as a sense of personal responsibility for the state of the world.
Line by Line Meaning
Yes, there comes a booming sound
Something significant is brewing
It used to come from underground
It was once hidden, not obvious
Now it emanates from a kind of welfare state
It now comes from a source of comfort or assistance
Of the soul, yeah, baby of the soul
It is a spiritual matter
And of the sweet, sweet soul
It's about the purity of the soul
Let's be certain of the deliberate monologue
We need to pay attention to the words spoken
As sure as if it will fall across you, unto you
It will happen to you for sure
Will most certainly leave the doing undone
It will stop you from achieving anything
Come on undone
You will fail
And we are doing
We are making progress
And we are screwing up our lives today
But we are ruining our future
What's that we chanted
What is the thing we keep saying
It's this we planted c'mon progeny
It is the cause of our problems that we are passing on to our children
Lyrics © O/B/O APRA AMCOS
Written by: DANNY SO, SAMUEL HUI
Lyrics Licensed & Provided by LyricFind
@laylal433
brilliant ⭐️
Quiet times thoughts of you on my mind.
Feeling you, sweet like grapes on the vine.
Time moves on seems that grape has turned to wine
Tastes so sweet, love is bitter yet devine
I’ll be waiting when your heart decides to stay
I’ll be waiting when your love comes my way
I hear you say that you love me
I hear you say that you care
Can’t help but see you’re not with me
I reach for you and you're not there
I’ll be waiting when your heart decides to stay
I’ll be waiting when your love comes my way
Two arms to hold you
Two lips to kiss you
Don’t do me any good
All I do is miss you
I’ll be right here where I was when you left me
I’ll be right here where I am waiting
I’ll be right here since the day you left me
I’ll be right here where I am
I’ll be waiting when your heart decides to stay
I’ll be waiting when your love comes my way
@pjmccracken
Simply beautiful!
@damianreg8842
Gets better every time I hear it... sublime 💕
@leeskinner1296
Smooth as silk! ❤️🎤🎼
@ubbe1089
More of this music plz love it 🙌🙌🙌🙋🎹👍 thanks for sharing. ✋
@hervebonnamour7844
Attend les 30 premières secondes,puis c'est festival ! classieux à souhait,planant et à 1'50 nouveau départ.Excellentissime.Magnifique voix on s'en lasse pas.
@robertaprinaeaglediv.1882
How I love this 💞💙👀
@razeenmeyer9728
An absolute wow! Damn! 🙌
@kategooding8238
LOVE THIS!!!!
@nocopyrightmusicbr
AWESOME MUSIC 😍
@8355joyce
Awesome track 💞 🎵 💞