Ko Ko Mo
Perry Como;Mitchell Ayres;The Ray Charles Singers Lyrics
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(Ko ko mo, Ko ko mo, Ko ko mo)
(Ko ko mo, Ko ko mo, Ko ko mo)
(Ko ko mo, Ko ko mo, Ko ko mo)
Oh, talk to me baby, whisper in my ear
Talk to me baby, whisper in my ear
Come a little closer, don't have no fear
(Don't you know, I love you so)
(Don't you know, I love you so)
When I holler hey-ey, Ko ko mo
Heard what you told me, heard what you said
Heard what you told me, heard what you said
Don't you worry my pretty, don't lose my head
There's dimples on her elbows, dimples on her knees
There's dimples on her elbows, dimples on her knees
She thrills and thrills me
Just a little squeeze
Ko-ko, Ko ko mo
Ko-ko, Ko ko mo
Ko-ko, Ko ko mo
Don't you know, Ko ko mo
That I love you so
Talk, talk, talk to me baby
(Talk, talk)
Whisper in my ear
(Talk, talk, talk)
Oh, talk to me baby
(Talk, talk)
Whisper in my ear
(Talk, talk, talk)
Come a little closer
Don't you have no fear
Don't you know, I love you so
Don't you know, I love you so
When I holler hey (hey) Ko ko mo
(Ko ko mo, Ko ko mo, Ko ko mo)
Don't you know
I love you Ko ko mo
(Ko ko mo)
"Ko Ko Mo" is a love song that expresses the singer's feelings of adoration for their significant other. The song urges the listener to talk to the singer and whisper sweet words of affection in their ear. The singer appreciates their partner’s presence and encourages them to come closer, to not be afraid, and to understand that they love them unconditionally.
The lyrics repeatedly mention "Ko Ko Mo," a phrase that has no distinct meaning, but rather serves as a catchy and playful refrain. The phrase is likely intended to convey the singer's excitement and joy in the presence of their loved one, as evidenced by the repeated repetition of the phrase throughout the song.
The song focuses on the singer's appreciation for the physical aspects of their love interest, as evidenced by the mention of their partner's dimples on their elbows and knees. The physical sensations that the singer experiences when they are in the presence of their loved one are also highlighted, as the singer implies that even the slightest touch or squeeze can send them into a state of ecstasy.
Overall, "Ko Ko Mo" is a heartfelt expression of love that emphasizes the importance of communication and physical intimacy in a romantic relationship.
Line by Line Meaning
Ko ko mo, Ko ko mo, Ko ko mo
Repetition of the song's title, which serves as a playful, catchy hook.
Oh, talk to me baby, whisper in my ear
The singer is asking their lover to communicate intimately, showing a desire for personal connection.
Come a little closer, don't have no fear
The singer is trying to alleviate their lover's reservations and invite them to deepen the emotional connection.
Don't you know, I love you so
The singer is expressing their deep affection for their lover, wanting them to feel secure and loved.
When I holler hey-ey, Ko ko mo
The singer uses the nonsensical phrase 'Ko ko mo' to express feelings of excitement or pleasure.
Heard what you told me, heard what you said
The singer is paying close attention to their lover's words, indicating a desire for open and honest communication.
Don't you worry my pretty, don't lose my head
The singer is reassuring their lover that they are safe and valued, encouraging them to be honest and vulnerable.
There's dimples on her elbows, dimples on her knees
The singer is playfully admiring their lover's physical features, showing affection and interest.
She thrills and thrills me, just a little squeeze
The singer is expressing their satisfaction and pleasure at the physical touch of their lover.
Talk, talk, talk to me baby
The singer is emphasizing the importance of communication in their relationship.
Whisper in my ear
The singer wants their lover to communicate intimately, emphasizing their desire for emotional connection.
Don't you know, I love you so
The singer reiterates their deep affection for their lover, wanting them to feel secure in the relationship.
Ko ko mo
Reiteration of the nonsensical phrase, connecting with the playful and upbeat tone of the song.
Lyrics © Warner Chappell Music, Inc.
Written by: Eunice Hazel Levy, Jake Porter, Forrest Wilson
Lyrics Licensed & Provided by LyricFind
@jessicadiola8196
Love it. Rock to the music of Perry.
@markkenward7040
How about Juke Box Baby! That one rocked. KoKoMo is a blues song/12 bar blues.
@yarabamba
Perry very versatile.
@reneleclerc6119
Perry - who could rock with the best of them - took personally Frank Sinatra's comments about rock and roll and the singers who sang it.
@gkrp8895
And Frankie covered Otis Williams' "Two Hearts, Two Kisses (Makes One Love)", as many others, including Pat Boone who did it successfully.
@pgh45rpms
Then there's "Dungary Doll" by Eddie Fisher and "Lipstick Candy; Rubber Sole Shoes" by Julius LaRosa; and "Rumble Boogie" by Don Cherry.
@louishubbard8036
ko ko mo
@Fyleveld
Aruba jamaica....
@dariawells7438
Papa Perry tryin' to be hip.
@jimsangrey6545
Boomie Richman on tenor?