aNYway
Sauce Duck Lyrics
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Time after time I told myself Iâ??ve got nothing to lose
Time after time I told myself Iâ??ve got nothing to lose
Time after time I check myself just to make sure
I can do it anyway that you want it
I can do it anyway that you want it
I can do it anyway that you want it
Time after time I told myself Iâ??ve got nothing to lose
Time after time I told myself Iâ??ve got nothing to lose
Time after time I told myself Iâ??ve got nothing to lose
Time after time I check myself just to make sure
I can do it anyway that you want it
I can do it anyway that you want it
I can do it anyway that you want it
The lyrics of "aNYway" by the musician Sauce Duck speak to the idea of not being afraid to take risks and try new things. The repetition of the phrase "time after time I told myself I've got nothing to lose" emphasizes the idea that the singer has been holding back and playing it safe for too long. They are ready to break free and take control of their own life, regardless of the opinions or expectations of others.
The chorus, which repeats the line "I can do it anyway that you want it," suggests a willingness to be flexible and adaptable to different situations and people. The phrase can be interpreted both as a sign of confidence and a desire to please others. Overall, the song encourages the listener to embrace their individuality and live life on their own terms, free from fear and self-doubt.
Line by Line Meaning
Time after time I told myself I've got nothing to lose
Repeatedly I reassured myself that I have no risk or penalty at stake
Time after time I check myself just to make sure
Continuously I monitor myself to confirm that I am still in control
I can do it anyway that you want it
I am versatile and able to fulfill your preferences or specifications
Lyrics © Kobalt Music Publishing Ltd.
Written by: Jamie Floyd, Stephen Wrabel
Lyrics Licensed & Provided by LyricFind
@Marahaga
A-trak & Armand, appreciate 10 years of amazing music --- back in 2010 when dubstep was starting to really take off, this blessed track really solidified the value of disco & house music as a whole - bless up!!!
@Soooooooooooonicable
Thank god for funky house music.
@alphagamer047
Indeed!
@jamirosparro
Amen
@ehought
Damn right
@kouham420
As for the weebs they call it the
F U T U R E F U N K
@quadpad_music
@@kouham420 - Except this is isn't Future Funk, it's French House, wich is a lot older, has it's roots in 80's and 90's DJs rather than an online pursue of an A E S T H E T I C and a more "classic house" style of production.
Um... I'm don't know if that's the difference between the two genres though. In fact, I'm not even sure if there's a difference.
I'm still pretty sure this is older than Future Funk, so I guess it's just French House, idk.
Forget everything I said, those two genres are so confusing.
@mel816
Fun fact: old-school 1970's vintage tube TV cameras were used to record this video to give it that old TV show look
@datatech2001
God the choreography is so good on this. I mean if you didn't know this was made in the 2000 you would have thought this was done in 1975 or something. Freaking fantastic.
@LeprechaunJackson
They covered/remixed the original song by Final Edition. It’s called “I Can Do It (Anyway You Want)”… and yes you are correct, it is from the 70s 😎