A Different World
Kool A.D. Lyrics

You know I don't understand why you treat me like this
The singer is confused about why the listener is treating them poorly.

It's almost like you feel like you're from two different worlds
The listener's behavior suggests they feel like they are very different from the singer.

(Well, we are Todd) I don't think so
The singer denies that they are actually from different worlds.

You should have a listen to me right now
The artist believes the listener should pay attention to what they have to say.

I can feel it now baby I can feel it now, I can feel that
The artist senses a strong connection with the listener.

Even though you're a queen and I'm only a prince
The singer acknowledges a difference in status between themselves and the listener.

I felt the magical between us ever since
The singer has felt a special connection with the listener from the beginning.

The first time that I laid eyes on you
The artist is recalling the first time they saw the listener.

I want you to be my girl, so I can hold you
The artist desires a romantic relationship with the listener.

Caress you and let you know that I love you
The artist wants to express their love physically and emotionally.

And day by day my love grows
The singer's feelings for the listener are getting stronger over time.

Here's' where I stand, I gotta be your man
The artist is committed to being the listener's partner.

I don't care if we're from two different worlds
The singer is not concerned about any perceived differences between them and the listener.

But we're from
The sentence is incomplete and has no clear meaning without the following lines.

Two different, two different, we're from two different worlds
The singer acknowledges that they and the listener come from different backgrounds.

I don't understand the way you feel
The artist is having difficulty understanding the listener's emotions.

But it's just a dream and it could never be real
The artist believes that a relationship with the listener is merely a fantasy and could never happen in reality.

So face to face I can't love you
The singer is unable to express love to the listener when they are in the same place.

We're from two, different worlds
The singer is reiterating that they and the listener are from different backgrounds.

Man things are different, birds and bees
The artist is highlighting the differences in the world and in relationships.

Flowers and trees, you and me
The artist is using a metaphor to compare the listener and themselves to nature.

But it really doesn't matter, it makes us stronger
The artist believes that their differences will make their relationship stronger.

There's more to talk about, we'll be together longer
The singer sees a future with the listener, full of meaningful conversations and longevity.

Trustin' me, have faith in my love
The artist wants the listener to trust and have faith in their love for them.

It goes so deep, girl you're so sweet
The singer's feelings for the listener are strong and genuine.

As a matter of fact, I want you for my wife
The singer desires to marry the listener.

Please be a part of my life
The singer is requesting the listener to become a permanent part of their life.

I can't believe you won't give up
The artist is surprised that the listener is not willing to pursue a relationship.

Your love is strong but boy, so what (so what)
The artist sees no problem with the listener's strong love for them.

You can't love me, I can't love you
The singer and the listener cannot have a romantic relationship due to their differences.

We're from two, different worlds (it doesn't matter)
The singer is emphasizing that the perceived differences between them do not matter.

Two different, (two different) two different,
The artist is repeating that they and the listener come from different backgrounds.

It could never make a difference in my heart
The artist believes that nothing could change their feelings for the listener.

(It could never make a difference)
The sentence is incomplete and has no clear meaning without the previous line.

Never could keep us apart (Whoo, yeah)
The singer is optimistic that nothing could come between them and the listener.

Hold on (hold on) who cares what the world is sayin'?
The artist is asking the listener to ignore what others might think of their relationship.

(I do) My love goes so deep, (baby) hold on
The singer's love for the listener is strong and they want the listener to hold on to that fact.

I know baby, let's take it to the climax
The singer is suggesting they take their relationship to the next level.

Two different, (two different) two different (so different)
The singer is repeating that they and the listener come from different backgrounds.

So what's it gonna be, you want to be with me?
The artist is curious if the listener wants to enter into a relationship with them.

I want to be wit'chu, my love is true
The artist confirms their desire to be in a romantic relationship with the listener.

All you gotta do is get into love
The singer believes the listener just needs to embrace love.

It's like a blessin' in disguise, sent from up above
The singer believes their love for the listener is a gift from a higher power.

This is your last chance, real not fate
The artist is presenting this as the listener's final opportunity to enter into a relationship with them.

Give me a break, don't make a mistake
The artist is urging the listener not to miss out on the chance for a relationship with them.

Cause I'm for real, I want you for my girl
The artist is emphasizing their sincerity in wanting to be in a romantic relationship with the listener.

I don't care if we're from different worlds, but we're from
The singer is again expressing that differences in their backgrounds do not matter.

Two different, (two different) two different (so different)
The artist is repeating that they and the listener come from different backgrounds.

We're from two different worlds (uh, I don't care)
The singer is reiterating that the differences in their backgrounds do not concern them.

Two different, two different worlds (who cares baby
The singer is further emphasizing that they do not care about the differences in their backgrounds.

You gotta understand, you gotta understand, just take my hand, come on baby)
The singer is asking the listener to understand their desire for a romantic relationship and to take their hand to start that relationship.

Two different (have a heart honey), two different worlds (I want you, I need you)
The artist is continuing to express their desire for the listener and how much they want and need them.

We're from two different worlds (take my hand honey)
The artist is making a final push for the listener to take their hand and enter into a relationship with them.

Two different, (don't fool with the mood baby) two different worlds (take me by hand)
The singer is again repeating that they and the listener come from different backgrounds.

You don't seem to understand (I understand baby, we're two, we can work it out)
The listener does not appear to understand the singer's desire for a romantic relationship, but the singer believes they can work out their differences.

(We can find a way), we're from, (self will change baby)
The artist is hopeful that they and the listener can find a way to overcome their differences and be in a relationship. The final sentence is incomplete and has no clear meaning.