Me & My is a duo consisting of the two sisters Susanne Georgi (born 27 July… Read Full Bio ↴Me & My is a duo consisting of the two sisters Susanne Georgi (born 27 July, 1976) and Pernille Georgi (born 24 July 1974) from Kolding, Denmark. Before they were known as Me & My the called themselves SuPer Sisters, a name formed from their first names. They released two albums of Danish songs, SuPer Sisters from 1989, and the second Mariehønen in 1990. They also tried running for the Eurovision Song Contest in 1991, but because the rules stated that no children could participate, they couldn’t.
Their first international hit was Dub-i-Dub in 1995. From their debut album Me & My, of the same year, also comes the hits Baby Boy and Lion Eddie.
Their second album Let The Love Go On from 1997 and third album Fly High from 2001 could not reach the success of the first album. Fly High features a cover version of D-A-D's Sleeping My Day Away in a dance version. There was a lot of reactions from the D-A-D-fans in Denmark as they had a hard time accepting the pop version of the rock song.
They also collaborated with other Danish artists on a single Selv En Dråbe for charity in Denmark. In 2002 Me & My and the danish female-artist Nicole recorded a latino/dance-track Te Quiero.
In 2007, they tried again to go to the Eurovision Song Contest. They competed in the Danish national final with the song Two Are Stronger Than One. They became 6th out of 10 participants.
In 2009, Susanne finally fulfilled her dream to participate in the Eurovision Song Contest, but without her sister. She will represent Andorra with the song La teva decisió.

So Many Men
Me & My Lyrics

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So many men, so little time
So many men, for Me&My
So many men, so little time
So many men, for Me&My
It's morning, I open my eyes
And everything's still the same
I turn to the guy who stayed last night
And ask him: What's your name?

This seems to happen more and more
I love those men one and all
Each new one I meet
Makes my heart beat fast
When I see them so strong and tall
Chorus:
So many men, so little time
How can I lose?
So many men, so little time
How can I choose?
20-40-60-75-95-100
They tell me I'm up to no good
I shoud just settle down
But I don't wanna stay with just one man
I want a set of "hots" around
Feels like heaven every night
Being here with someone new
A physical thrill, a beautiful smile
And wonderful muscles too
Chorus
So really who cares about lobe
Who wants their freedom taken away?
For 52 weels of every year there's a new man every day
It's too hard a choice to make up my mind
So many men can turn on my light
I don't want true love, I don't want brains

Just give me their bodies tonight
Chorus

Overall Meaning

The lyrics to Me & My's song "So Many Men" essentially express the idea that the singer has many romantic options and not enough time to explore them all. The singer wakes up next to a man whose name she doesn't know and realizes that this has happened more and more often. She enjoys meeting new men and the feeling of being with someone new.

The chorus of the song is a reference to the difficult decision the singer has to make - whether to choose one man or enjoy the variety of options available to her. She is aware that people judge her for her lifestyle but she believes that she deserves to be happy.

The lyrics show that the singer values physical attraction over emotional connection and is content with having a series of brief physical relationships. The song expresses the freedom and autonomy that comes with being single and having many partners. Ultimately, the song encourages listeners to embrace their desires and choices, regardless of societal expectations.

Line by Line Meaning

So many men, so little time
There are numerous men and not enough time to be with all of them.

So many men, for Me&My
There are many men who want to be with Me&My.

It's morning, I open my eyes
The singer wakes up after having spent the night with someone.

And everything's still the same
Nothing has changed overnight.

I turn to the guy who stayed last night
The singer looks at the person who spent the night with her.

And ask him: What's your name?
The singer does not even remember the name of the person she slept with.

This seems to happen more and more
The singer is becoming used to the fact that she is sleeping with different guys every night.

I love those men one and all
The singer enjoys the company of all the men she meets.

Each new one I meet
The singer meets new men regularly.

Makes my heart beat fast
The singer feels excited when she meets new men.

When I see them so strong and tall
The singer is attracted to men who are physically fit and tall.

Chorus: So many men, so little time How can I lose? So many men, so little time How can I choose?
The chorus is a repetition of the main theme of the song which is that there are so many men to choose from.

20-40-60-75-95-100
These numbers are probably a reference to the number of men the singer has slept with or the number of men she plans to sleep with.

They tell me I'm up to no good I shoud just settle down
People are warning the singer that her behaviour is not appropriate and she should look for stability.

But I don't wanna stay with just one man I want a set of "hots" around
The singer prefers to have multiple sexual partners rather than staying in a monogamous relationship.

Feels like heaven every night Being here with someone new
The singer is enjoying herself every time she sleeps with someone new.

A physical thrill, a beautiful smile And wonderful muscles too
The singer is physically and emotionally attracted to the men she meets.

Chorus
The chorus repeats the main theme of the song which is that there are so many men to choose from.

So really who cares about lobe Who wants their freedom taken away?
The singer is not interested in love and does not want to be tied down to one person.

For 52 weels of every year there's a new man every day
The singer has the intention of sleeping with a different man for each week of the year.

It's too hard a choice to make up my mind So many men can turn on my light
The singer finds it difficult to choose one man as there are too many to choose from.

I don't want true love, I don't want brains Just give me their bodies tonight
The singer is only interested in physical satisfaction and does not want to engage in an emotional relationship.

Chorus
The chorus repeats the main theme of the song which is that there are so many men to choose from.

Writer(s): Fiachara Trench, Ian Levine

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