The trio's first single was called "Shame"; it was released on the 1st of December 2006. Their debut album "Temptation" was released one week later.
Second album: " Strictly Physical" was released on September 21, 2007, which had the number-one hit single "Hot Summer" in Austria, Germany and Switzerland and one of the biggest-selling songs of the year on German online music stores.
"Hot Summer"; was followed by "Strictly Physical" and "What You Don't Know"
The trio has released their third studio album, "I Am", involving production by Ryan Tedder among others. On March 20, 2008, their non-album song "We Love," a promotional song for German-based network ProSieben, was released as a digital download single.
In August 2008, the girls released their new single "Strike the Match", which charted at number 10 in Germany. There next single "Hit N Run" was their first single not to chart inside the German top 10.
The group's fourth album "Ladylike" was released in 2010, along with singles "Like A Lady" and "This Is Me". It was announced on 25th November that the group would split after the release of a third single "Breathe You In" in December.
Rebound
Monrose Lyrics
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Another resolution that I broke this year.
Made it into February-valentines but your flowers already died.
Baby, baby, it's not a love thing.
I'm not mad about it.
Just getting even on it.
Baby, baby, it's not a love thing.
You think you got me but I got you beat.
Getting nasty first will make the last word taste so sweet.
Gonna burst your bubble, boy, you're going down.
Pop, Pop, the sound get you back on the rebound.
Baby, listen to what I'm about to say.
Little miss impatience is my middle name.
And if sometimes doesn't fit when I try it on.
Tell me why should I take it home?
Baby, Baby, it's not a love thing.
I'm not mad about it.
Just getting even on it.
Baby, Baby, it's not a love thing.
I'm not mad about it.
You think you got me but I got you beat.
Getting nasty first will make the last word taste so sweet.
Gonna burst your bubble, boy, you're going down.
Pop, Pop, the sound... get you back on the rebound.
I'm armed and dangerous.
Shoot you with my little black dress.
On the rebound rebound.
I'm hear to rub it in.
It's gonna end where I begin.
Rebound.
On the Rebound.
You think you got me but I got you beat.
Getting nasty first will make the last word taste so sweet.
Gonna burst your bubble, boy, you're going down.
Pop, Pop, the sound
Get you back on the rebound.
You think you got me but I got you beat.
Getting nasty first will make the last word taste so sweet.
Gonna burst your bubble, boy, you're going down.
Pop, Pop, the sound
Get you back on the rebound.
Get you back on the rebound.
You think you got me but I got you beat.
Getting nasty first will make the last word taste so sweet.
Gonna burst your bubble, boy, you're going down.
Pop, Pop, the sound.
Get you back on the rebound.
The lyrics of Monrose's "Rebound" speak of a woman who has become fed up with a man who has repeatedly broken her heart. She is determined to get him back and make him feel the way she did. The song begins with the woman addressing the man and making a reference to January, which could symbolize the start of a new year and the resolutions that come with it. She admits that she has broken a resolution already and that she made it into February but didn't receive flowers from him. The lyrics suggest that the relationship has ended, and now she wants to get revenge.
In the chorus, the woman states that it's not a love thing and she's not mad about it. She only wants to get even. The woman believes that the man thinks he has won, but she has a plan to make him regret his actions. She wants to make the last word taste so sweet by getting nasty first. The woman declares her readiness to take him down and promises to do so with a pop, pop, sound.
Overall, the lyrics of "Rebound" depict a woman who is done with being heartbroken and is determined to get back at the man who caused her pain. She's not interested in having a love relationship with him but instead wants to make him feel the same pain she did.
Line by Line Meaning
Hey, Mr January, you still here?
Asking if the person is still around although it's a new year
Another resolution that I broke this year.
Referring to failed resolutions and not being able to stick to them
Made it into February-valentines but your flowers already died.
The relationship was short-lived and already over before Valentine's Day
Baby, baby, it's not a love thing.
Clarifying that the situation is not about love
I'm not mad about it.
Expressing that the situation does not cause anger
Just getting even on it.
Seeking retribution or revenge
You think you got me but I got you beat.
Feeling superior or more clever than the other person
Getting nasty first will make the last word taste so sweet.
Justifying acting aggressively or harshly towards the other person
Gonna burst your bubble, boy, you're going down.
Intending to undermine or bring down the other person
Pop, Pop, the sound get you back on the rebound.
Suggesting that the other person will come back to them after the relationship collapses
Baby, listen to what I'm about to say.
Getting the other person's attention for what is to be said next
Little miss impatience is my middle name.
Admitting to having a short fuse or lack of patience
And if sometimes it doesn't fit when I try it on.
Not accepting things that do not fit or work for them
Tell me why should I take it home?
Questioning why the person should tolerate or accept something they do not want
I'm armed and dangerous.
Ready to take on and confront the other person
Shoot you with my little black dress.
Using their appearance as a weapon or advantage over the other person
On the rebound rebound.
Emphasizing the idea of returning to them after a failed relationship
I'm here to rub it in.
Deliberately making the other person feel bad or inferior
It's gonna end where I begin.
Implying that their relationship will end where they had originally started
Rebound.
Showing that they are ready and waiting for the other person
Get you back on the rebound.
Bringing the other person back to them
Pop, Pop, the sound.
Describing the sound of the other person's inevitable return
You think you got me but I got you beat.
Repeating a line indicating that they are ahead of or superior to the other person
Getting nasty first will make the last word taste so sweet.
Repeating a line emphasizing that taking the first strike can be satisfying
Gonna burst your bubble, boy, you're going down.
Repeating a line expressing the desire to bring the other person down
Get you back on the rebound.
Repeating a phrase of readiness for the other person's return
Lyrics © BMG Rights Management, Universal Music Publishing Group, Sony/ATV Music Publishing LLC
Written by: TONY MARTIN, MARK NESLER, WES HIGHTOWER
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