Do It Again
Robyn; Röyksopp Lyrics
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Let's do it again
Blow my mind
Do it again
And then it arrives
The moment before
The anticipation
Wait for it
Wait for the buildup
And then let's do it again
We do what we want
And as soon as it's done
We just do it again
Let's do it all
And when we come down
We just do it again
Don't care what they say
It hurts so good
I don't wanna stop
I know I should
(But let's do it again)
One more time
Let's do it again
The thing you did
Do it again
And when it arrives
The moment before
The anticipation
You know it's like mmm
Wait for it
Wait for the buildup
And then let's do it again
We do what we want
And as soon as it's done
We just do it again
Let's do it all
And when we come down
We just do it again
Don't care what they say
It hurts so good
I don't wanna stop
I know I should
We should not be friends
We'll just do it again
If you stay around
We'll just do it again
We should not be friends
We'll just do it again
If you stay around
We'll just do it again
Let's do it again
Don't care what they say
It hurts so good
It hurts so good, mmm
I don't wanna stop
I know I should
But let's do it again
Again
Again
Again
Again
Again
Again
Again
Again
The song "Do It Again" by Robyn and Röyksopp is about the anticipation and excitement of doing something that is supposedly not good for us, but we continue to repeat it anyway. The lyrics repeat the phrase "let's do it again" throughout the song, emphasizing the desire to repeat the experience. The lyrics suggest that despite the fact that we know what we are doing is not good for us, we still do it because it is pleasurable.
The lyrics capture the build-up to the moment, creating a sense of anticipation and excitement. The repetition of the phrase "wait for it" emphasizes the moment when the experience becomes overwhelming and the desire to do it again takes over. The song creates a feeling of euphoria that comes from indulging in something that is taboo or risky. Although we may feel guilty or ashamed about doing it, the pleasure we experience pushes us to do it again and again.
Overall, the song speaks to the concept of addiction and the struggles that come with indulging in something that may not be good for us. The lyrics suggest that despite our best intentions, we may continue to repeat the same behavior over and over again, even if it is not in our best interest.
Line by Line Meaning
One more time
Let's repeat the action one more time
Let's do it again
Let's repeat the action
Blow my mind
Make me feel really good or excited
Do it again
Let's repeat the action
And then it arrives
The moment we've been waiting for has come
The moment before
Just before the moment we've been waiting for
The anticipation
The feeling of excitement about what's going to happen
You know it's like mmm
It's indescribably good
Wait for it
Hold on a bit longer for the thing we're anticipating
Wait for the buildup
Wait for the excitement to build up before the action happens
And then let's do it again
After waiting for the buildup, let's repeat the action
We do what we want
We act without concern for others
And as soon as it's done
As soon as we finish the action
We just do it again
We repeat the action without hesitation
Let's do it all
Let's do everything we want to do
And when we come down
When the excitement wears off
We just do it again
We just repeat the action
Don't care what they say
We don't care about other people's opinions
It hurts so good
The action feels good even though it may cause pain
I don't wanna stop
I don't want to stop the action
I know I should
I'm aware I should stop, but I don't want to
(But let's do it again)
Despite knowing we should stop, let's repeat the action
The thing you did
The action you performed
We should not be friends
We may not have a healthy relationship
If you stay around
If you continue to spend time with me
Again
Repeat the action
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@Mary-Pap
One more time
Let's do it again
Blow my mind
Do it again
And then it arrives, the moment before
The anticipation, you know it's like Mmm-mmm-mmm
Wait for it, wait for the build up
And then let's do it again
We do what we want, and as soon as it's done
We just do it again
Let's do it all, and when we come down
We just do it again
Don't care what they say, it hurts so good
I don't wanna stop, I know I should
But let's do it again
One more time,
Let's do it again
The thing you did,
Do it again
And when it arrives, the moment before
The anticipation, you know it's like Mmm-Mmm-mmm
Wait for it, wait for the build up
And then let's do it again
We do what we want, and as soon as it's done
We just do it again
Let's do it all, and when we come down
We just do it again
Don't care what they say, it hurts so good
I don't wanna stop, I know I should
We should not be friends
We'll just do it again
If you stay around,
We'll just do it again
We should not be friends
We'll just do it again
If you stay around,
We'll just do it again
Let's do it again
Don't care what they say, it hurts so good
It hurts so good
I don't wanna stop, I know I should
But let's do it again, again again again again
Again again again again!!!!
@vorpal22
+maly3900 How long have you been using? As someone who was addicted for seven years (got loads prescribed to me for a serious Crohn's Disease flareup), it starts off great, and ends up being quite stressful and anxiety producing, IMO. I would never go back to daily use.
LOL morphine for me was... meh.
Oxycodone / Oxycontin was the best prescription opiate I ever took, but also the most addictive. Seriously, my brain would just scream, "Oxy! Oxy! Oxy!" all. day. long. Tolerance built way too fast, though, and I went from 40 mg / time with a nice high to 120 mg / time with little effects within a few months of daily use.
Got switched up to massive doses of hydromorphone / Dilaudid (100 mg / day) for my Crohn's, and found it stronger in terms of pain relief and "nodding", but less euphoric and less addictive than oxycodone by far.
I've been off methadone for almost two years now, and mostly opioid-clean, except for the occasional Tramadol binge (which does very little for me - I seem to be mostly unaffected by it), and more recently, a fucking AWESOME week long bingefest of U-47700, which is probably the best opioid that I have ever taken by far.
(I am not the type of person that thinks "once an addict, always an addict", so I don't view these as slips or setbacks. I have been addicted to a few things, but after getting over the addiction and taking a few years off, have always been able to come back to them with a clear head and use them in moderation without getting readdicted.)
Oh! One more thing: I HIGHLY suggest, if you want to keep your tolerance low and help stop / slow down addiction, that you consider taking low doses of DXM (say, 60 mg) an hour or so before your opiates. (DXM aka dextromethorphan is the active ingredient in most cough medications, and is a powerful dissociative anaesthetic like ketamine at higher doses.) Also, if you DO find yourself addicted, DXM is an awesome helper to control withdrawals and break the addiction, as it works rather like ibogaine in the brain. I cold-turkey quit 20 mg of methadone a day, which most methadone maintenance therapy patients say would make them wish for death, and had virtually no withdrawal except for a bit of cold sweats and a little unhappiness. That was almost certainly because I was taking around 500 - 600 mg of DXM / day (a decently strong and very psychoactive dose).
Sorry for the rambles... just thought I'd share my experiences :-).
@oo-lb5gj
This song never gets old to me. Simply a masterpiece ✨️
@pedroabrahamsanchezmontes4888
X2
@michifustheroyalgrandpa4487
I think the same!! it never gets old to me and my childhood.
@vitorresende6099
this song is a masterpiece. EletroPop perfection. And Robyn is a trully and visceral artist.
@reecemccallum9382
Everything both Robyn and Royksopp produce is absolute perfection.
@PeepsILoveEllie
preach iiit! more plsss
@josefmaguire5415
TEA SIS!!! they flexin on they HOES!! bangers!!!
@videoformeandyou
Totally okay with you. Absolutely perfect
@stevengregory1671
Agree a thousand percent
@perypery7403
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