Hurricane
Rebound! Lyrics

Hurricane,
Invoking the metaphor of a powerful natural disaster to describe the intense and chaotic energy of the situation.

Hurricane
Repeating the metaphor to emphasize the unstable and unpredictable nature of the situation.

Hey, hey
An exclamation of enthusiasm and excitement.

hurricane
Continuing to describe the chaotic energy of the situation with the metaphor of a hurricane.

hey, hey
Repeating the exclamation of enthusiasm and excitement to reinforce the energy of the situation.

Hurricane
Repeating the metaphor once more to further emphasize the chaotic and unstable nature of the situation.

She's like a bomb, that is about
Comparing the intensity and potential danger of the situation to a bomb that is about to explode.

to explode out on the floor.
Describing the energy of the situation as erupting out onto the dance floor.

I know its dangerous
Acknowledging the potential risks and negative consequences of participating in this intense situation.

but i cant let i go.
Despite recognizing the danger, the artist cannot resist the pull of the excitement and energy of the situation.

See my mind is goes
Describing the impact of the situation on the singer's mental state.

on a trip.
Emphasizing the surreal and otherworldly nature of the situation and its impact on the artist's state of mind.

And the vision of
Describing a specific image or thought that is prominent in the singer's mind during this situation.

her lips tonight
The singer is focused on the physical characteristics of the person they are attracted to.

and she's a star
Describing the object of the singer's attraction as someone with a quality of celebrity or fame.

Hey, she more
Describing the object of attraction as even more glamorous and impressive than a fashion show.

glamorous than a
Comparing the object of attraction to a fashion show, highlighting their style and beauty.

fashion show.
Using a fashion show as a reference point for the level of glamour and style of the object of attraction.

Miss international
Referring to the object of attraction as someone who is successful and well-known on a global scale.

knows how to strike a pose
Highlighting the object of attraction's ability to present themselves in an attractive and alluring way.

And now my hearts is skipping beats.
Describing the physical and emotional impact of the object of attraction on the artist.

Cause this shorty's
Using slang to refer to the object of attraction as a small and attractive person.

looking mean tonight
Using the term 'mean' to suggest that the object of attraction is particularly attractive or impressive tonight.

That's when.
Signaling a shift in the narrative or the artist's behavior.

I step up to her asking
Describing the singer's boldness in approaching the object of attraction.

Can i have this last dance
Asking the object of attraction for a dance, suggesting that this is a significant moment in their interaction.

with you, with you, with you.
Repeating the request for emphasis and to convey urgency or desperation.

Grab your Louis V's hurry up
Encouraging the object of attraction to move quickly and in style, using a brand name associated with luxury and high-end fashion.

The club is closing at
Describing a time constraint or deadline for the object of attraction to act on the artist's request.

five, five, five
Repeating the time constraint for emphasis and to create a sense of urgency.

And if you break a heel
Anticipating a potential issue or problem that the singer is willing to assist with.

i will carry you away in the
Highlighting the artist's commitment or strong desire to be with the object of attraction.

night, night, night.
Repeating the imagery of night to suggest a sense of intimacy and romance, or perhaps just to reinforce the sense of urgency.

We can sweep the floors like a hurricane
Using the metaphor of a hurricane once more to describe the intensity and energy of the dancing or partying.

Let's get it on
Encouraging the object of attraction to engage in physical intimacy or sexual activity.

Yeah let's get into it baby
Using a term of endearment and enthusiasm to encourage the object of attraction to participate fully in the situation.

This is my song and if you know it let's
Acknowledging a shared experience or connection with the object of attraction, using music as a reference point.

sing along.
Encouraging the object of attraction to engage in a shared activity or experience.

Hey, dont be shy just let it out
Encouraging the object of attraction to be confident and assertive in the situation.

Pop it lock it, spin around
Encouraging the object of attraction to engage in flashy and impressive dance moves.

Allright
Expressing agreement or satisfaction with the situation.

I'll let you know
Suggesting that the singer has information or insight to share with the object of attraction.

your word's have been driving me
Acknowledging the impact of the object of attraction's behavior or speech on the singer's thoughts or feelings.

crazy for so long.
Using hyperbole to suggest that the object of attraction has significantly impacted the artist in some way.

Hey, im?, tell me
Initiating a conversation or interaction with the object of attraction.

i can meet you here alone.
Asking for a private meeting or interaction with the object of attraction.

are you taking
Asking about the object of attraction's relationship status.

are you freak
Using slang to ask if the object of attraction is interested in or willing to engage in unconventional or exciting behavior.

can you run
Using metaphorical language to ask if the object of attraction is willing to participate fully and energetically in the situation.

away with me tonight
Proposing an exciting or spontaneous escape or adventure with the object of attraction.

that's when i step up
Describing the singer's willingness to act on their desires or impulses.

to her asking
Repeating the phrase from earlier to convey consistency and urgency.

can i have this last dance
Repeating the same request, suggesting that this is a crucial moment in the interaction or relationship.

with you, with you, with you
Repeating the same phrase once more for emphasis and to create a sense of urgency and importance.

Grab your Louis V's
Repeating the same phrase from earlier to encourage the object of attraction to move quickly and stylishly.

Hurry up the club is closing at
Repeating the same time constraint from earlier to convey that time is running out.

five, five, five
Repeating the same time constraint once more for emphasis.

and if you break a heel
Repeating the same phrase from earlier to reassure the object of attraction that the artist will help and support them.

i will carry you away i
Repeating the same phrase from earlier to convey the singer's strong desire to be with the object of attraction.

the night, night, night
Repeating the imagery of nighttime to suggest intimacy and urgency, or simply to maintain consistency with earlier verses.

We can sweep the floors like a hurricane
Repeating the same metaphor from earlier for emphasis and consistency.

We can sweep the floors lika a hurricane
A repeated variation of the same phrase, likely included for artistic effect rather than conveying new meaning.

Let's get it on
Repeating the same phrase from earlier to maintain a sense of energy and excitement.

Yeah let's get into it baby
Repeating the same phrase from earlier for emphasis and enthusiasm.

This is my song and if you know it let's
Repeating the same phrase from earlier to create a connection and shared experience with the object of attraction.

sing along.
Repeating the same phrase from earlier to encourage participation and connection with the object of attraction.

Grab your Louis V's
Repeating the same phrase from earlier to encourage urgency and style.

Hurry up
Repeating the same phrase from earlier to create a sense of urgency and importance.

the club is closing at five (closing at five)
Repeating the same phrase from earlier for clarity and emphasis.

oh, and if you break a heel
Repeating the same phrase from earlier for reassurance and support.

i will carry you
Repeating the same phrase from earlier to convey the singer's strong desire to be with the object of attraction.

away in the night
Repeating the same phrase from earlier to create a sense of urgency, romance, and intimacy.

We can sweep the floors like a hurricane
Repeating the same phrase from earlier for consistency and finality.

We can sweep the floors like a hurricane
Repeating the same phrase from earlier for consistency and finality.

We can sweep the floors like a hurricane
Repeating the same phrase from earlier for consistency and finality.

We can sweep the floors like a hurricane
Repeating the same phrase from earlier for consistency and finality.

We can sweep the floors like a hurricane
Repeating the same phrase from earlier for consistency and finality.

We can sweep the floors like a hurricane
Repeating the same phrase from earlier for consistency and finality.

We can sweep the floors like a hurricane
Repeating the same phrase from earlier for consistency and finality.

We can sweep the floors like a hurricane
Repeating the same phrase from earlier for consistency and finality.