Dance Wit Me
Snoop Dog Lyrics

[Marvin Gaye] Get up and...ohhh....party, yeah
Marvin Gaye sings an invitation to come and party along with a groovy rhythm.

[Snoop Dogg] Dance with me, dance with me, dance with me
Snoop Dogg asks someone to dance with him, repeating this line throughout the song.

[Marvin Gaye] Groovy baby, sing a song, get up and, and party, ooh, come on girl
Marvin Gaye adds to the party invitation, calling someone a 'groovy baby' and asking them to sing a song along with dancing and partying.

[Snoop Dogg] (Marvin continues in background) Can't you hear what I hear, that's the sound of the voice that you haven't heard in a while it makes you wanna do the bumpin I'm starvin', I went and got Marvin I see the rap game is just augin And at times, I'm the main target Hey yo Marvin, what you feel about it And what you think your nephew Snoopy Snoop should do about it
Snoop Dogg notes the voice that inspires bumping and goes on to talk about his success in rap music, sometimes under attack as a target. He turns to Marvin Gaye to inquire about his viewpoint and what Snoop should do in response.

[Marvin Gaye] Get up and...ohhh....party, yeah (Snoopy and Marvin, Marvin and Snoopy) I wanna sing a song, get up, and party (together at last) Baby come on, come on girl
Marvin Gaye repeats the party invitation, emphasizing the partnership between himself and Snoop Dogg, who will sing and party together. He invites someone else to come along too.

[Snoop Dogg] (Marvin in background) It's a party over here but I don't really know what the party is a go cuz they trippin' at the front door let it go, slide in slow but I really don't know cuz I'm tryin to hit the dance floor and then I'm gonna go to the motel hands in the air cuz you know I don't care Hey yo Marvin, what you feel about it And what you think your nephew Snoopy Snoop should do about it
Snoop describes a party where people are 'trippin' at the front door' and not sure what's happening. He decides to slide in slowly and make his way to the dance floor before heading to a motel. He asks Marvin for advice on his situation.

[Marvin Gaye] Get up and ohhh party, yeah (Snoopy and marvin, MArvin and Snoopy) I wanna sing a song, and party (together at least) Baby come on, come on (and party, yeah) Get up and ohh party, yeah (sing a song, get up)
Marvin repeats the party invitation again, emphasizing his and Snoop's partnership for singing, dancing, and partying together. He invites someone else to come and party.

[Snoop Dogg] Dance with me, dance with me, dance with me (yeah)
Snoop Dogg again asks someone to dance with him.

[Marvin Gaye] Groovy baby, sing a song, get up, and party
Marvin repeats his invitation to party, this time referring to someone as a 'groovy baby' and encouraging them to sing a song as well.

[Snoop Dogg] No matter where you at If you white, if you black If you don't like me This is somethin to groove to, to move to Made to move you, ensue you, Snoop do What I do, keep it true, and ball through What I make may can take years on you Hey yo Marvin, what you feel about it And what you think your nephew Snoopy Snoop should do about it
Snoop asserts that his song is something for everyone, no matter who they are, and encourages them to groove and move along to it. He talks about keeping true to his 'ballin' nature and asks Marvin for advice once more.

[Chorus 1]
First repetition of Marvin Gaye's chorus invitation to party and sing.

[Chorus 2]
Marvin and Snoop repeat their party invitation together, emphasizing their partnership and asking someone else to come along.