Natalie Horler (25), born in Bonn, Germany, is better known internationally… Read Full Bio ↴Natalie Horler (25), born in Bonn, Germany, is better known internationally as the lead singer from the German eurotrance group Cascada.

Horler was born in Germany, but she stated that she has lived a very English lifestyle as a British citizen with English parents. Her father David is a jazz musician. When she was young, she recorded often in her father's studio at home, and it was then she decided she wanted to become a singer. Besides singing, Horler loves dancing as well: she has taken various kinds of dance classes such as stepdance, jazzdance, hip-hop, and streetdance. She also has acted in a few amateur plays as a teenager.

When only 18 years old, Horler began her musical career, working first in bars and casinos, then an actual studio, recording tracks for different DJs. Eventually, she formed the group Cascada, and began touring with her dancers Essa and Falk

How do you do
Natalie Horler Lyrics

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I see you comb your hair, and gimme that grin,
It's making me spin now, spinnin' within.
Before I melt like snow, I say "Hello,
How do you do?" (How do you do?)

I love the way you undress now, baby begin.
Do your caress, honey, my heart's in a mess.
I love your blue-eyed voice, like Tiny Tim shines through.

How do you do? (How do you do?)

How do you do, (do you do,) the things that you do?
No one I know could ever keep up with you.
How do you do, did it ever make sense to you to say "Bye, bye bye!"

How do you do, (do you do,) the things that you do?
No one I know could ever keep up with you.
How do you do, did it ever make sense to you to say "Bye, bye bye!"

How do you do, how do you do?

I see you in that chair with the perfect skin.
Well how have you been, baby, livin' in sin?
Hey, I gotta know, did you say "Hello,
How do you do?" (how do you do?)

Well, here we are spending time in the louder part of town
And it feels like everything's surreal.
When I get old I will wait outside your house
'cause your hands have got the power meant to heal.

How do you do, (do you do,) the things that you do.
No one I know could ever keep up with you.
How do you do, did it ever make sense to you to say, "Bye, bye bye?

Oh, how do you do, (do you do,) the things that you do
No one I know could ever keep up with you.
How do you do, did it ever make sense to you to say, "Bye, bye bye!"

How do you do, the things that you do

No one I know could ever keep up with you.
How do you do, did it ever make sense to you to say, "Bye, bye bye!"

Overall Meaning

The song "How Do You Do" by Natalie Horler is a romantic and flirty love song that talks about the singer's infatuation with a person she finds attractive. In the verses, Horler admires the person's appearance and voice, and she feels overwhelmed by the attraction she feels towards him. The chorus is a playful inquiry, where she wonders about how this person is capable of doing things that nobody she knows could ever keep up with. She then playfully questions the person why it would ever make sense to say, "Bye, bye bye" to someone as charming, talented, and attractive as he is.

Horler's infatuation with the person is evident in the lyrics. She notices every little detail about him, including how he combs his hair and his smile that makes her head spin. Horler's admiration for the person also extends to his voice, which she describes as "blue-eyed" like Tiny Tim, who is an American musician known for his falsetto voice. Horler also finds the person's touch arousing and confesses that her heart is in a mess whenever he caresses her.

The song also has an element of mystery to it. Horler sings about the person's perfect skin and asks if he has been living in sin. In the bridge, the lyrics become cryptic when Horler sings about how everything feels surreal when she's with the person, and she is willing to wait outside his house when she gets old because his hands have the power to heal. The lyrics leave the message open-ended and suggest that there might be more to this person than meets the eye. Overall, "How Do You Do" is a playful yet heartfelt ode to the kind of attraction that makes our heads turn and our hearts flutter.

Line by Line Meaning

I see you comb your hair, and gimme that grin,
I notice you grooming yourself and flashing a charming smile, which makes me dizzy with excitement.

It's making me spin now, spinnin' within.
You are having a dizzying effect on me, making me feel like I'm in a whirlwind of emotions and sensations.

Before I melt like snow, I say "Hello, How do you do?" (How do you do?)
I don't want to lose my composure, so I greet you politely and try to compose myself before I become a puddle of goo.

I love the way you undress now, baby begin.
I admire how you're taking off your clothes, as it's arousing me and making me eager for intimacy.

Do your caress, honey, my heart's in a mess.
Your tender touches are stirring up my emotions and making my heart race with anticipation.

I love your blue-eyed voice, like Tiny Tim shines through. How do you do? (How do you do?)
Your voice is so captivating and enchanting; it reminds me of Tiny Tim, the musical icon. I'm wondering how you're able to cast such a spell on me.

How do you do, (do you do,) the things that you do?
I'm curious about your personality and your unique traits that set you apart from others. How are you able to be so fascinating and captivating?

No one I know could ever keep up with you.
You have a remarkable energy and zest for life that nobody I've met can match. It's both inspiring and intimidating.

Did it ever make sense to you to say "Bye, bye bye!"
Have you ever had a reason to say goodbye to someone you truly care about? It seems like a senseless thing to do.

I see you in that chair with the perfect skin.
I notice how comfortable you look sitting there with your flawless complexion, which is a testimony to your physical beauty.

Well how have you been, baby, livin' in sin?
I'm wondering how you've been lately, given that you haven't been following the norms of society and might have been doing something unconventional or frowned upon.

Hey, I gotta know, did you say "Hello, How do you do?" (how do you do?)
I'm eager to find out if you greeted others politely when you met them, like you did with me. It's a sign of your good manners and social skills.

Well, here we are spending time in the louder part of town.
We're out in a busy and noisy area of the city, where we can enjoy the hustle and bustle of urban life and let our hair down.

And it feels like everything's surreal.
Despite the noise and the chaos, it seems like we're in a dreamlike state, where time and space lose their meaning and we're free to experience life on a deeper level.

When I get old I will wait outside your house Cause your hands have got the power meant to heal.
I can imagine myself being an old person, waiting outside your house, because you have such a friendly and comforting touch that can soothe my aches and pains.

Oh, how do you do, (do you do,) the things that you do
I'm still in awe of your unique and fascinating personality, and I'm wondering how you're able to be so confident, charming, and charismatic.

No one I know could ever keep up with you.
You're one of a kind, and nobody I've met so far has matched your energy, passion, and vitality. It's both exhilarating and humbling.

Did it ever make sense to you to say, "Bye, bye bye!"
Have you ever felt like saying goodbye to someone or something that's been a major part of your life, and how did it feel? It seems like such a bittersweet and difficult thing to do.

How do you do, the things that you do
Overall, I'm still amazed by your personality, your skills, and your charm, and I'm wondering what your secret is. How can you be so impressive and yet so down-to-earth?

No one I know could ever keep up with you.
You're a force to be reckoned with, and nobody I know can match your stamina, your creativity, and your boldness. It's both exciting and intimidating.

How do you do, did it ever make sense to you to say, "Bye, bye bye!"
Even though we might have to part ways someday, I hope we'll always remember the good times we had together and cherish them. Saying goodbye is never easy, but it's a part of life.

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