Downtown
Rawdolff Lyrics
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Kings in downtown
Playboy dancing
I want gold
You got it
I want gold
Get started
Kings in downtown
Playboy dancing
I want gold
You got it
I want gold
Get started
You keep score for me downtown
Kings in downtown
Playboy dancing
I want gold
You got it
I want gold
Get started
You keep score for me downtown
Kings in downtown
Playboy dancing
I want gold
You got it
I want gold
Get started
You keep score for me...
(Male)
Who got the funk
Yeah
Who got the funk
Yeah
I want gold
You got it
I want gold
Get started
You keep score for me downtown
I want gold
You got it
I want gold
Get started
You keep score for me downtown
Kings in downtown
Playboy dancing
I want gold
You got it
I want gold
Get started
You keep score for me downtown
(Female)
Kings in downtown
Playboy dancing
I want gold
You got it
I want gold
Get started
You keep score for me downtown
(Male)
You got it
Get started
Downtown
You got it
Get started
Downtown
(Female)
Kings in downtown
Playboy dancing
I want gold
You got it
I want gold
Get started
You keep score for me downtown
Kings in downtown
Playboy dancing
I want gold
You got it
I want gold
Get started
You keep score for me downtown
Kings in downtown
Playboy dancing
I want gold
You got it
I want gold
Get started
You keep score for me downtown
Kings in downtown
Playboy dancing
I want gold
You got it
I want gold
Get started
You keep score for me...
(Male)
Who got the funk
Yeah
(Female)
Kings in downtown
I want gold
You got it
I want gold
Get started
You keep score for me downtown
Kings in downtown
I want gold
You got it
I want gold
Get started
You keep score for me downtown
(Male)
Kings in downtown
Playboy dancing
I want gold
You got it
I want gold
Get started
You keep score for me downtown
Kings in downtown
Playboy dancing
I want gold
You got it
I want gold
Get started
You keep score for me downtown
(Female)
I want gold
I want gold
You keep score for me...
Kings in downtown
I want gold
I want gold
You keep score for me...
(Male)
Who got the funk
These lyrics depict a desire for wealth, opulence, and the thrill of the nightlife in a downtown setting. The female vocalist expresses a desire for gold, symbolizing material wealth and success. She wants someone else to help her achieve this goal, highlighted by the line "You keep score for me downtown." The repetition of "Kings in downtown" suggests a sense of power or status associated with this lifestyle.
The mention of "Playboy dancing" suggests a glamorous and extravagant party scene, further emphasizing the desire for a lavish lifestyle. The male vocalist interjects with the question "Who got the funk," which likely refers to the energy and excitement that comes with the vibrant downtown atmosphere.
The repetition of "I want gold, you got it, I want gold, get started" emphasizes the determination to attain wealth and suggests a willingness to start taking action towards that goal. The female vocalist continues to assert her desire for gold while requesting the person being addressed to help her keep track of her progress or "score" in her pursuit of wealth.
Overall, these lyrics paint a picture of a person who desires the luxuries and indulgences associated with downtown living and is ready to embark on a journey to acquire wealth, possibly with the help of someone else. The atmosphere portrayed is one of glitz, glamour, and a vibrant nightlife.
Line by Line Meaning
Kings in downtown
There are influential individuals in the city center.
Playboy dancing
Men who are suave and enjoy the nightlife are dancing.
I want gold
I desire wealth and material possessions.
You got it
You possess what I want.
Get started
Begin taking action towards fulfilling my desires.
You keep score for me downtown
You keep track of my achievements and successes in the city center.
Who got the funk
Who possesses the unique and soulful style or vibe.
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@Ysckemia
fuzzy knacki! j'ai en horreur les émissions télé de l'époque champs élysées. la musique sonne plus 90's mais les éclairages, le grain d'image, tout ce que je déteste, ça c'est très réussi :D
@cbvisualdesign
Merci ! Le but recherché était bien d'avoir ce côté cringe et kitch des émissions de variété de 80s.