What’d I Say (Parts #1 & #2:Bobby Darin. #26 on CASH BOX and #24 on BB Hot 100 in 1962. Intro: (RIFF played all the way through.) ------------ ------------ ------------ -------0-2------0-0-2--------0-2-------0-0-2--- -----2--------2------------2---------2--------- ---0--------0-----------0-----------0---------- ------------ ------------ ------0-2--------0-0-2------------ ----2----------2------------ --0----------0------------ ------------ ------------ ------------ ------------ ------0-2------0-0-2------------ ----2--------2------------ --0--------0------------ ------------ ------------ ----------2--4-------0-0-2------------ -----4-4--------2-2------------ ------------ ------------ ------------ ------------ ------------ ------0-2------0-0-2------------ ----2--------2------------ --0--------0------------ .... ... #1. Hey mama don’t you treat me wrong..come and love me all night long. Whoaa-whoa hey-hey alright now. See the woman with the diamond ring she knows how to Twist that thing. Ohhhh-ho hey-hey alright now. #2. Tell your Mama tell your Pa I’m gonna ship you back to Arkansas. Oooohhh yeah you don’t do right..you don’t do right. When you see me in misery c’mon babe sit by me. Hey-hey..it’s alright now. #3. See the girl with the red dress on she can do The Twist all night long. Oh yea..hey-hey..what’d I say?..what’d I say? Chorus: Tell me what’d I say tell me what’d I say..right now? Tell me what’d I say tell me what’d I say? Tell me what’d I say tell me what’d I say? Chorus: Yeah I wanna know I wanna know. Baby I wanna know right now. Yes I wanna know..honey I wanna know. Yes I wanna know. Bridge: Hey! (hey!) Ho! (ho!)..Hey! (hey!) Ho! (ho!) Hey! (Ho!) (hey!) Ho! Chorus: Sing it one more time (sing it one more time) Sing it one more time (sing it one more time) Sing it one more time (sing it one more time) Sing it one more time (sing it one more time) Sing it one more time (sing it one more time) Sing it one more time (sing it one more time) Bridge: Hey! (hey!) Ho! (ho!)..Hey! (hey!) Ho! (ho!) Hey! (Ho!) (hey!) Ho! Chorus: Make me feel so good (make me feel so good) Make me feel so good (make me feel so good) Make me feel so good (make me feel so good) Make me feel so good (make me feel so good) Make me feel so good (make me feel so good) Make me feel so good (make me feel so good) Bridge: Huh (huh) Huh (huh)..Huh (huh) Huh (huh) Huh (huh) Huh (huh) Huh (huh) Huh (huh) Chorus: Baby it’s alright (Baby it’s alright) Baby it’s alright (Baby it’s alright) Baby it’s alright (Baby it’s alright) Baby it’s alright (Baby it’s alright) Baby it’s alright (Baby it’s alright) Baby it’s alright (Baby it’s alright) Chorus: C’mon Twist that thing (baby Twist that thing) C’mon Twist that thing (baby Twist that thing) Keep Twistin’ that thing (baby Twist that thing) Keep Twistin’ that thing (baby Twist that thing) Keep Twistin’ that thing (baby Twist that thing) Keep Twistin’ that thing (baby Twist that thing) OUTRO: Make me feel alright (make me feel alright) Well I feel alright (make me feel alright) Well I feel alright (make me feel alright) Well I feel alright (make me feel alright) And I feel alright (make me feel alright) And I feel alright (make me feel alright)(Stop!) A sixties smash from Kraziekhat.

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À propos de la chanson

La chanson évoque un contexte de séduction et de danse, où le protagoniste interpelle sa compagne avec des paroles pleines de désir et d'énergie. Il fait référence à une femme attirante qui sait se déhancher sur la piste et semble impatiente de partager des moments de joie et de complicité avec l'autre. Les répétitions et les exhortations à danser renforcent une ambiance festive et insouciante. Sortie en 1962, cette œuvre s'inscrit dans la culture musicale des années soixante, marquée par des rythmes dansants et des expressions de liberté. Le titre est à la fois un appel à l'amour et à la fête, capturant l'esprit vibrant de cette époque où les jeunes se retrouvaient pour célébrer la vie.