Shake It Baby
Micatone Lyrics


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Shake it, baby, shake it, baby
Shake it, baby, I'll buy you a diamond ring
If you don't shake it baby
Ain't gonna buy you a doggone thing

Shake it, baby, I'll buy you a beautiful dress
Shake it, baby, I'll buy you a beautiful dress
If you don't shake it now, baby
You ain't gonna have no happiness

And when I sleep, you sleep
And when I talk, you talk
And when I walk, you walk

And when I eat, you eat
And when I fight, you fight
And come on baby, the moment I

Shake it, baby, shake it, baby
Shake it, baby, I'll buy you a diamond ring
If you don't shake it now, baby
Ain't gonna buy you a doggone thing

Shake it baby, I'll buy you a beautiful dress
Shake it baby, I'll buy you a beautiful dress
If you don't shake it now, baby
You won't have no happiness

And when I walk, you walk
And when I talk, you talk
And when I sleep, you sleep, baby

And when I eat, you eat
And when I fight, you fight
And come on, come on, come on
Come on, come on, come on

And when I scratch, you scratch
And when I itch, you better itch some too
And when I tell that I love
You better tell me you love me too
Come on, come on, it's all right

Shake it, baby, shake it, baby
Shake it, baby, shake it, baby
Shake it, baby, shake it, baby
Shake it, baby, shake it, baby

Shake it, baby, shake it, baby
Shake it, baby, shake it, baby

Songwriters
WELLS, JUNIOR / GUY, BUDDY





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Overall Meaning

The song "Shake It Baby" by Micatone is a lively and upbeat tune that encourages the listener to dance and move. The lyrics suggest that the singer wants their partner to dance and shake their body, promising rewards like a diamond ring or a beautiful dress in return. However, the underlying message seems to be that the partner must move and dance in order to please the singer and maintain the relationship. Throughout the song, there is a sense of control and possessiveness, as the singer commands their partner to follow their lead in all aspects of their life. The repeated refrain "Shake it, baby" emphasizes the importance of movement and dance as a means of connection and fulfillment in the relationship.


The lyrics also suggest a certain level of co-dependency in the relationship, with the singer stating that their partner must do everything that they do, from sleeping to fighting. This creates a sense of unity and togetherness, but also a lack of individuality and personal agency. The line "If you don't shake it now, baby, you won't have no happiness" implies that dancing and moving is the key to happiness in the relationship, reinforcing the idea that the partner's worth is tied to their ability to please the singer.


Overall, the lyrics to "Shake It Baby" by Micatone are catchy and upbeat, but also reveal complex themes of control, possessiveness, and co-dependency in a relationship.


Line by Line Meaning

Shake it, baby, shake it, baby
Encouraging the person to dance and move their body


Shake it, baby, I'll buy you a diamond ring
Promise of a luxurious reward for complying with the request to dance


If you don't shake it baby Ain't gonna buy you a doggone thing
Emphasizing the importance of dancing and warning of no reward if not followed


Shake it, baby, I'll buy you a beautiful dress
Promise of another lavish gift for dancing


If you don't shake it now, baby You ain't gonna have no happiness
Implying happiness only comes from dancing and complying with expectations


And when I sleep, you sleep And when I talk, you talk And when I walk, you walk
Expecting the recipient to conform to the singer's actions and behavior


And when I eat, you eat And when I fight, you fight And come on baby, the moment I
Further emphasis on the expectation of complete compliance and sync with the singer


And when I scratch, you scratch And when I itch, you better itch some too And when I tell that I love You better tell me you love me too
Demanding complete obedience and reciprocation of feelings and actions in the relationship


Come on, come on, it's all right
Encouraging the person to comply and assure them it's okay to do so




Writer(s): Paul Kleber, Tim Kroker, Boris Meinhold, Lisa Bassenge, Sebastian Demmin, Stefan Rogall

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