House Music
bob sinclar & ron carroll Lyrics

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Well
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Well (Ha, ha, ha!)
Listen, children, I′m gonna tell you (Well, well)
About this thing called "house music" (Well, well)
Like my boy (and he knows) it's a, spiritual thing, yes it is (Well, well, well, well)
But I′m here to tell you, more, huh (Well, well)

Of what house music means to me (Well, well)

House music is a healer when you don't feel good inside (Well, well, well, well)
House music is a joy, yes it is, when your heart feels bad (Well, well, well, well)
House music is something that picks you up when you're feeling down, yes it is! (Well, well, well, well)
And can′t no party steal your joy, on the dancefloor, plus, the music takes all ears! (Well, well, well, well)

No, no, well
No, no, well
It′s all about house music (No, no, well, no, no, well)
It's all about house music (No, no, well, no, no, well)
It′s all about house music (No, no, well, no, no, well)
It's all about house music (No, no, well, no, no, well)
It′s all about house music (No, no, well, no, no, well)
It's all about house music (No, no, well, no, no, well)
It′s all about house music (No, no, well, no, no, well)
Come on, y'all!

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It's all about house music (No no, no no)
It′s all about house music (No no, no no)
It′s all about house music (No no, no no)
It's all about house music (No no, no no)
It′s all about house music (No no, well, no no, well)
It's all about house music (No no, well, no no, well)
It′s all about house music (No no, no no)
It's all about house music (No no, well, no no, well)
Let me break it down to you

I don′t think you hear me
You see, everything comes together for a reason
And the reason right now, is to come together for the house music sound!
Yes it is, alright!
Something about the house music gets all in you
And makes you feel good
Makes you clap your hands
And it makes you stomp your feet
All of my people, it don't matter if you're white, if you′re black
If you′re two, or things, uh, or everything, in this music, set you free!
So be free right now, my children, dance, party!
Come on, y'all!

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It′s all about house music (No, no, well, no, no, well)
It's all about house music (No, no, well, no, no, well)
It′s all about house music (No, no, well, no, no, well)
It's all about house music (No, no, well, no, no, well)

I′m done, y'all

Overall Meaning

The song "House Music" by Bob Sinclar and Ron Carroll is a tribute to the genre of music that they both love and champion. The lyrics praise house music and its power to heal, bring joy, and uplift listeners. The song's catchy beat and repetitive chorus make it easy to dance to, and the message encourages listeners to let go and enjoy the music.

The introduction of the song features spoken word segments by Ron Carroll, who shares his thoughts on house music as a spiritual and healing force. He claims that house music can lift people up and bring joy even when they're feeling down. Later in the song, he encourages listeners to dance and be free, regardless of race or background.

Overall, "House Music" is a celebration of the power of music and the joy it brings to people's lives. The infectious beat and uplifting lyrics make it an anthem for those who love dance music and the culture surrounding it.

Line by Line Meaning

Well
Expression of amusement

Listen, children, I'm gonna tell you (Well, well)
Addressing the listeners to provide knowledge about house music

About this thing called "house music" (Well, well)
Referring to a type of music called house music

Like my boy (and he knows) it's a, spiritual thing, yes it is (Well, well, well, well)
Acknowledging the spiritual dimension of house music

But I'm here to tell you, more, huh (Well, well)
Beginning to discuss the deeper meaning of house music

House music is a healer when you don't feel good inside (Well, well, well, well)
Explaining how house music can be a healing force

House music is a joy, yes it is, when your heart feels bad (Well, well, well, well)
Describing the uplifting power of house music when one is feeling down

House music is something that picks you up when you're feeling down, yes it is! (Well, well, well, well)
Repeating and emphasizing the positive impact of house music

And can't no party steal your joy, on the dancefloor, plus, the music takes all ears! (Well, well, well, well)
Noting that the uplifting power of house music cannot be diminished by outside factors

No, no, well
Expression of enthusiasm

It's all about house music (No, no, well, no, no, well)
Highlighting the centrality of house music

Come on, y'all!
Encouragement to dance and enjoy oneself

Let me break it down to you
Promising to provide a clear explanation

I don't think you hear me
Doubt on whether the true meaning of house music is understood

You see, everything comes together for a reason
Philosophical statement indicating that everything has a purpose

And the reason right now, is to come together for the house music sound! Yes it is, alright!
Asserting that the reason for the present moment is to engage with house music

Something about the house music gets all in you
Explaining how house music can have an intense effect on people

And makes you feel good
Describing the positive emotional impact of house music

Makes you clap your hands
Suggesting that house music can inspire physical expression

And it makes you stomp your feet
Further emphasizing the physical engagement that house music can elicit

All of my people, it don't matter if you're white, if you're black
Indicating that house music can be enjoyed by people of all races

If you're two, or things, uh, or everything, in this music, set you free!
Asserting the unifying power of house music across all differences

So be free right now, my children, dance, party!
Encouraging the audience to embrace the freedom that house music can bring

I'm done, y'all
Finalizing the message

Writer(s): Leon A. Huff, Gamble Kenneth, Christopher Le Friant, Ronald Carroll

Contributed by Austin E. Suggest a correction in the comments below.

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