Fever
M15 Lyrics

Love you love you baby, you give me fever
Expresses the strong feeling of affection toward the person addressed and how they make the singer feel a strong and intense heat in their body.

Love you love you darling, cause you give me fever
Repetition of the first line, with the change of the addressed person, which emphasizes the intensity of the emotion felt and how they are the source of the fever the singer is experiencing.

Love the way you walk, love the way talk
The singer appreciates the physical and verbal characteristics of the person addressed, which increases the intensity of their feelings.

Love the way you move, love the way you groove
The way the person addressed moves and acts is a source of attraction and admiration for the singer, which contributes to the feverish feeling.

Love you love you baby
Repetition of the first line, which reinforces the idea that the singer is deeply in love with the person addressed and they are the cause of the fever.

'Cause you give me, give me fever Give me, give me fever Cause you give me, give me fever Give me give me fever Give me?
The refrain states directly the cause of the fever as the person addressed and how they make the singer feel with their love. Repetition of the phrase creates a hypnotic effect, which increases the intensity of the feeling.

I'm hot a temperature a hundred degrees I sweat when I sneeze but am 'bout to freeze I can't even breathe am shaking and shivering A deadly disease attacking my liver, my kidneys, my spleen, my lungs and my heart I can't even take it I'm falling apart The doctors can?t even tell me what I got But where does it hurt and when did it start?
The verse uses a metaphorical language to describe the intensity of the fever and how it is affecting the singer's body. Despite not knowing the cause of the disease (love), the singer is desperately looking for answers as the fever seems to be getting worse.

It started with Carmen we're from the same hood, Carmen Santina Angelica Woods Her papa's a baker her mom is a teacher We met skipping school met in a double feature Eating popcorn at the back of the theater And shared our first kiss in my little two seater We talked about life about love, about war if it ain't about love what are we living for Carmen Santina Angelica Woods I'd give you the sun and the moon if I could
The verse tells the story of how the singer met Carmen, their background and how they fell in love with each other. The conversation they had reflected the intensity of their emotions and the belief that love is the ultimate reason for living. The singer is so enamored with Carmen that they are willing to offer the impossible to her.

Aleyo...part missing
Unknown lyrics.

Carmen Santina Angelica Woods Searched high and low for her all the through the hood Talked to her family her mom and her pop She ain't no good for your heart, ugh ugh, rip it apart My hommies tell me be tough but I could not get enough We made a connection you see, not sexually but deeper than oceans and seas See you can't be afraid to because she makes me feel like I am free If she could be right beside me I'm good, she is my medicine she is my cure See you can't be afraid to be, 'cause she makes me feel like I am free Wish we could take it right back to the hood
The verse describes how the singer's friends and family tried to warn them about Carmen, but their love for her was too strong. Despite not having a physical relationship, the connection between them was genuine and profound, which made the singer feel free and healed. The nostalgia for the past hood reflects the desire to relive those moments with Carmen, the one who is making them feel alive.

Carmen Santina Angelica Woods Carmen Santina Angelica Woods Carmen Santina Angelica Woods Carmen Santina Angelica Woods 2X
Repetition of Carmen's full name emphasizes her significance to the singer and how she is causing the fever. The repetition also creates a rhythmic effect, which makes the listener more engaged with the song.

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Unknown lyrics. Possibly a chorus in a foreign language.

Common everybody, lets do the fever Help me everybody, lets do the fever I don't need, don't need no doctor I don't need, don't need no money
The singer invites the audience to join in the fever, which is depicted as a communal experience. Their focus is entirely on Carmen, the person who gives them the fever, and they don't need any external help to deal with it. The refrain is repeated, emphasizing the hypnotic and rhythmic effect of the feverish state.

Give me, give me fever 'Cause you give me give me fever 'Cause you give me give me fever 'Cause you give me give me fever 8X
Repetition of the refrain with slight variations of the lyrics, but with the same meaning. The hypnotic rhythm and intense emotion drive the song's energy to the end.

Give me, give me fever Give me, give me fever Yes you give me, give me fever Give me, give me fever
Final repetition of the refrain with slight variations, which resumes the main theme of the song: the intense and passionate feeling of fever caused by Carmen, the one the singer loves.