N 2 Da Music
Timbland And Magoo Lyrics

When I'm chillin in my neighbor's shade Watchin the ocean from a balcony And I love the sound of the waves And I love it like that, cause to me this is how I get away
Brandy expresses her love for nature, specifically the ocean, and how it acts as an escape for her.

Ha, so what you gonna do girl, what you gonna do
Timbaland poses a rhetorical question to the listener, asking what they will do when they hear his music.

Outside with my TV on, cell phone on, the radio on Cause I want to get into the music ([Timbaland:] I get into the music) (ho)
Brandy sings about how she immerses herself in music by keeping all her devices on to listen to it, and Timbaland emphasizes that he does the same thing.

And it feel so good It's like blood flowin to my veins ([Timbaland:] It's like blood flowin to my veins)
Both Brandy and Timbaland describe the feeling of music as something that is exhilarating and invigorating, like blood flowing through their veins.

(Ho) It's Timbaland I'm back (uh huh ...) with another one you can dance, so you can relax (woo, woo ...) My music moves you wherever you at I play it loud, to move the crowd, I like it like that (c'mon, see'mon ...) I know you feel the vibe, from the club to your clothes and you'll still decide I love it Everytime I get 'em a ride I drop the top, turn the volume up and put it in drive Me and Aaliyah did +One In A Million+ When Ginuwine dropped +Pony+ was the one that I'm feelin Hey, we havin a party, come through with your crew Turn up the feel good, do what you do
Timbaland talks about his passion for creating music that makes people dance and relax, and how it is something that transcends all locations and circumstances. He references some of his previous hits and invites his listeners to enjoy the music with him at a party.

Yeah, when I'm feelin lost and hurt, you can soothe my soul You was there for me, music I was goin out of control, 'til I heard Marvin Gaye "Now it ain't a mountain high enough, when time is rough" I turn to you, yeah Believe it or not, I learned from you, yeah All of my soul, I bear to you Your not a painkiller, but I think a snare'll do the trick And I just want to lose myself in you I gained all my health and my wealth from you I started thinkin me and you was just a phase Now I can't count the days
Magoo speaks about how music has been a guiding force in his life, a source of comfort and learning. He references Marvin Gaye's music as particularly impactful and compares music to a reliable partner. He singles out the snare, a percussion instrument, as being particularly helpful in alleviating pain. He ends by saying that music has become such an integral part of his life that he can't imagine being without it.