Lyttle recorded "Turn Me On" in Saint Vincent and the Grenadines in 2001. His strong live performances of soca influenced by hip hop and r&b made the song a hit throughout the Caribbean.
The song started finding its way into clubs in the UK. It was officially released as a single in the UK in late 2003 and reached Number 2 in its first week, spending seven weeks in the Top Ten of the UK singles chart. It later reached #11 in Finland and #3 in Australia; and was a hit in another 12 countries. The single was released in the U.S. in 2004 and the video was added to MTV on 24 May 2004. "Turn Me On" eventually peaked at #4 on the Billboard Hot 100.
Kevin Lyttle signed with Atlantic Records in 2003. His self-titled album was released on July 27, 2004 in the U.S. The second single "Last Drop" has been released in markets outside the U.S., and has reached the top ten in Finland, top 20 in Switzerland and top 40 in the Netherlands, Sweden and Australia.
Kevin Lyttle's most recent release is called "Fyah". Songs include the title song, as well as "Come See Me" featuring Lexxus and "Something About You," which is co-produced by Kevin Rudolf ("Let It Rock" featuring Lil Wayne.)
Dance With Me
Kevin Lyttle Lyrics
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Na na na na
Oh oh
Na na na na na
Yeah yeah, oh
I see the way you lookin'
Sexy and off there
Dancing all night on the floor (all night on the floor)
Show me how you
You work that body
Shorty do what you came here for
[Chorus]
Baby come and dance with me
Dance with me, dance with me
'Cause you're so lovely
Dance with me, dance with me, dance with me
Girl come close and dance with me
Dance with me, dance with me
Feels so good when you dance with me
Dance with me, dance with me
I know its kinda crowded
Make no mistake about it
I'll find my way to you (I will find my way to you)
Baby I really want it
I'm trying to get up on it
Do what you wanna do
'Cause I, I can go and tell the DJ to put on your favorite song
Or what ever song you want
That's gonna make you shake your thong
Ain't no shame in what you're doing
Baby there ain't nothing wrong
So keep doing, what you're doing girl
'Cause oh, you turn me on
[Chorus]
I've seen girls dance before
But I've never seen 'em dance like this
I've seen girls shake before
But I've never seen 'em shake like this
[Chorus]
I can go and tell the DJ to put on your favorite song
Or what ever song you want
That's gonna make you shake your thong
Ain't no shame in what you're doing baby
There ain't nothing wrong
So keep doing what you're doing
'Cause girl you turn me on
Girl come get it
Come get it
Come get it
The lyrics of Kevin Lyttle's "Dance With Me" are a call to action on the dance floor. The song is a tribute to a woman who has caught the singer's eye, and he invites her to dance with him. He describes her as sexy, and her dancing entices him. He promises to find his way to her despite the crowd and encourages her to let loose and do whatever she wants, including shaking her "thong."
The chorus repeats the request for the woman to dance with him, emphasizing how "lovely" she is and how good it feels to dance with her. The second verse also acknowledges how special the woman's dance moves are, saying that although the singer has seen girls dance before, he has never seen anyone dance like her.
Overall, the song represents a celebration of sexuality and freedom of expression on the dance floor. The lyrics convey the intense attraction the singer feels towards this woman and how her dancing skills have captivated him. The rhythmic beats and catchy melody of the song create a fun and exuberant atmosphere, making it a popular dance track.
Line by Line Meaning
Oh oh
The singer is expressing a feeling of excitement and anticipation.
Na na na na
The singer is using this phrase as an onomatopoeic musical interjection to create a catchy rhythm.
Oh oh
The singer is repeating the previous line to sustain the catchy rhythm.
Na na na na na
The singer is continuing to use this phrase as an onomatopoeic musical interjection to create a catchy rhythm.
Yeah yeah, oh
The singer is using this phrase as another onomatopoeic musical interjection to create a catchy rhythm.
I see the way you lookin'
The singer is noticing the attractive appearance of a person he is addressing in the song.
Sexy and off there
The singer is complimenting the person's attractive appearance and implying a sense of confidence in their demeanor.
Dancing all night on the floor (all night on the floor)
The singer is observing the person dancing energetically and enthusiastically throughout the night on the dance floor.
Come baby
The singer is using an endearing term to entice the person he is addressing in the song.
Show me how you / You work that body
The singer is encouraging the person to demonstrate their dance moves and physical prowess on the dance floor.
Shorty do what you came here for
The singer is urging the person to let loose and have fun, to do what they intended when they came to the dance club.
[Chorus] Baby come and dance with me / Dance with me, dance with me / 'Cause you're so lovely / Dance with me, dance with me, dance with me / Girl come close and dance with me / Dance with me, dance with me / Feels so good when you dance with me / Dance with me, dance with me
The chorus of the song features the singer calling upon the person to dance with him, stating how lovely they are, and expressing his enjoyment of dancing with them.
I know its kinda crowded
The singer is acknowledging that the dance floor is packed with a lot of people.
Make no mistake about it
The singer is emphasizing that he is determined to find his way to dance with the person he is addressing in the song.
I'll find my way to you (I will find my way to you)
The singer is reiterating his resolve to find a way to approach and dance with the person he is addressing in the song.
Baby I really want it
The singer is expressing his desire to dance with the person he is addressing in the song.
I'm trying to get up on it
The singer is attempting to get close to the person he is addressing in the song, presumably to dance with them.
Do what you wanna do
The singer is giving the person the freedom to dance however they please, unencumbered by any expectations.
'Cause I, I can go and tell the DJ to put on your favorite song
The singer is implying that he is willing to ask the DJ to play the person's favorite song in order to get them to dance with him.
Or what ever song you want
The singer is offering to let the person choose whatever song they would like to dance to, in the hopes they will agree to dance with him.
That's gonna make you shake your thong
The singer is suggesting that the chosen song will be so effective at getting the person to dance that it will cause them to shake their undergarment clothing item in rhythm with the music.
Ain't no shame in what you're doing
The singer is telling the person that there's no need to feel embarrassed or ashamed about dancing or how they choose to dance.
Baby there ain't nothing wrong
The singer is assuring the person that there is nothing wrong with dancing, emphasizing the enjoyment it brings and that it is a natural and healthy expression of fun and happiness.
So keep doing, what you're doing girl
The singer is encouraging the person to keep dancing, to continually enjoy the moment and the pleasure of the music and their dancing.
'Cause oh, you turn me on
The singer is expressing his attraction to the person's dancing and how it excites him.
I've seen girls dance before / But I've never seen 'em dance like this
The singer is noting the unique and impressive quality of the person's dancing, expressing admiration and attraction.
I've seen girls shake before / But I've never seen 'em shake like this
The singer is continuing to express his amazement and fascination with the person's dance moves and physical attractiveness.
I can go and tell the DJ to put on your favorite song / Or what ever song you want / That's gonna make you shake your thong
The singer is repeating his willingness to ask the DJ to play whichever song the person would like and emphasizing that it will get them to dance in a way that even their undergarments will become involved in the process.
Ain't no shame in what you're doing baby / There ain't nothing wrong / So keep doing what you're doing / 'Cause girl you turn me on
The singer is again reminding the person that there is no shame in dancing and giving them incentive to continue by expressing how much he enjoys watching them dance.
Girl come get it / Come get it / Come get it
The singer is using repetitive lyrics to further urge the person to come and dance with him.
Lyrics © Downtown Music Publishing
Written by: DUFFTON TAYLOR, TONY BREVETTE, WAYNE SMITH
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