1) Lexy… Read Full Bio ↴There are two artists working under the moniker of Lexy:
1) Lexy (렉시) is a Korean Hip-Hop and R&B rapper & singer under YG Entertainment. She debuted in 2003 at MBC's Music Camp with her album Lexury, which reportedly took 5 years to make. She is the first artist to debut as a solo female artist under YG Entertainment.
Albums:
[2003.10.06] Lexury
[2005.07.26] Lextacy
[2007.04.19] Rush
[2008.03.27] The Lexy
After leaving YG Entertainment, Lexy decided to sign with SB&W, a subsidiary of Sony BMG and Wider Than, run by local music site Melon. An official from SB&W said that Lexy had strong charisma and musical talent, unique to other singers.
2) Lexy is also Berlin based techno producer Alexander Gerlach (born January 14, 1976 in Dresden) who has had releases on the Low Spirit and musicismusic labels as part of Lexy & K-Paul.
Do You
Lexy Lyrics
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Say what do you believe
Say what do you believe
What do you believe
Say what do you believe
Say what do you believe
What do you believe
What do you believe
Always been told
Yes we can
But nothing changes
Nothing makes us great again
What will you do when the cloud strikes eleven
where will you run when there is no way to go
Will you fight for your freedom continue to suffering
Say what do you believe
What do you believe
Heaven has to wait forever
Hell is for the things we care
Say what do you believe
What do you believe
Say what do you believe
What do you believe
The lyrics of Lexy's song "Do You" seem to center around the theme of belief and questioning what one truly believes in. The repetition of the phrase "Say what do you believe" emphasizes the importance of introspection and self-reflection. The song prompts the listener to examine their beliefs, values, and convictions.
The lines "Always been told, yes we can, but nothing changes" suggest a sense of disillusionment or frustration with empty promises and lack of progress. It implies that despite being told that anything is possible, nothing seems to actually improve or bring about positive change.
The lyrics also touch upon the idea of facing adversity and difficult situations. The lines "What will you do when the cloud strikes eleven, where will you run when there is no way to go, will you fight for your freedom, continue to suffer" depict a scenario of uncertainty and challenge. It poses questions about how one will respond when faced with adversity and whether they will remain committed to their beliefs or succumb to despair.
The mention of heaven and hell in the lines "Heaven has to wait forever, hell is for the things we care" adds a religious or spiritual undertone to the song. It suggests that holding onto certain beliefs or caring deeply about certain things can have consequences or determine one's fate.
Overall, "Do You" encourages listeners to question their beliefs, stand up for their convictions, and face adversity with determination and resilience.
Line by Line Meaning
Say what do you believe
Express your personal beliefs and convictions
What do you believe
Questioning the listener's beliefs and values
Say what do you believe
Encourage the listener to share their beliefs openly
What do you believe
Challenging the listener to reflect on their beliefs
Say what do you believe
Asking for a direct answer about the listener's beliefs
What do you believe
Continuing the previous inquiry, urging the listener to respond
Say what do you believe
Reiterating the request for the listener's beliefs
What do you believe
Final call to the listener to reveal their beliefs
Always been told
Throughout our lives, we have been repeatedly instructed
Yes we can
We have been given the belief that we have the ability
But nothing changes
However, no significant transformation occurs
Nothing makes us great again
No external factors enable us to regain greatness
What will you do when the cloud strikes eleven
In times of adversity, what actions will you take
Where will you run when there is no way to go
When there are no options available, where will you seek refuge
Will you fight for your freedom continue to suffering
Are you willing to fight to protect your freedom, despite the ongoing hardships
Heaven has to wait forever
The rewards of paradise will be delayed indefinitely
Hell is for the things we care
The consequences of our actions are reserved for the things we hold dear
Say what do you believe
Repeating the request for the listener's beliefs
What do you believe
Restating the question, seeking a response
Say what do you believe
Asking for a direct answer about the listener's beliefs
What do you believe
Continuing the previous inquiry, urging the listener to respond
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@vgm_central
one of those tracks that introduced me to house music when i was like 13 years old.
@makokaie3801
2018❤️
@juancarroza3851
Mamá mía!!! Que temazooooo!! X dios!! Increíble. thank you! Rok
@marcinsmielkiewicz2204
Kozak 👌👌👌
@Poppenntje
Do I hear Kid Crème - Austin's Groove? Which one was first?
@RokTorkar
Austin's Groove was released in 2000 :)
@RokTorkar
I think here is where the first attempt of using this sample was. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cz76ctKOZEc
@Poppenntje
Interesting tune. Never the less an amazing sample. I prefer Austin's Groove though!
@majas.1170
There was a disco version of that sample that appeared on "Stars on 45" compilation in 1981,
not sure where it came from exactly. Never mind, tracked it down: "Sparkle Tuhran & friends - Handsome man"?v=6JI1jBQ2uCQ&t=19m16s
?v=zWrtLUQ4er8&t=1m6s
@Poppenntje
Amazing! This has to be one of my favorites melodies ever