Fever Lyrics
(Mine, mine)
[Verse 1]
There he goes
My baby walks so slow
Sexual tic-tac-toe
Yeah, I know we both know
It isn't time, no
But could you be m-mine?
[Verse 2]
We'll never get too far
Just you, me, and the bar
Silly ménage à trois, sometimes
Would you be m-mine?
Would you be m-mine?
Would you be m-mine?
[Chorus]
Oh baby, light's on
But your mom's not home
I'm sick of laying down alone, hey
With this fever, fever, yeah
My one and own
I wanna get you alone
Give you fever, fever, yeah
There it goes
You stole my soul and so
'Cause sweetheart
No-no-nobody a-kno-kno-knows me
Or can find me, ooh
Time to be m-mine, mine
[Verse 4]
Let's get inside your car
Just you, me and the stars
Kind of ménage à trois, sometimes
Would you be m-mine?
Would you be m-mine?
Would you be m-mine?
[Chorus]
Oh baby, light's on
But your mom's not home
I'm sick of laying down alone, hey
With this fever, fever, yeah
My one and own
I wanna get you alone
Give you fever, fever, yeah
[Bridge]
Yeah, yeah, yeah
Yeah, yeah, yeah
Yeah, yeah, yeah
You baby, oh baby, oh baby, yeah, oh baby, you're mine
Baby, you're mine, mine, you're mine
Oh baby, light's on
But your mom's not home
I'm sick of laying down alone
With this fever, fever, yeah
My one and own
I wanna get you alone (I got this fever that I can't sweat out)
Oh baby, light's on
But your mom's not home
I'm sick of laying down alone
With this a fever, fever, yeah
My one and own
I wanna get you alone, yeah
Give you fever, fever, yeah
[Outro]
Give you my f-f-fever, my f-fever
Give you my f-f-fever, my f-fever
Give you fever, fever, yeah
Give you fever, fever, yeah
About
“Fever” is a track originally recorded by Lady Gaga in 2006. The song was ultimately given to Adam Lambert from Lady Gaga for him to re-record for his debut album, For Your Entertainment.
Q&A
Find answers to frequently asked questions about the song and explore its deeper meaning
On working with Lady Gaga:
We just talked about the direction of which way it would go, and she said, “I really want to make more current than the demo is, and dance it up, make it a little more disco-y, and I was like, “Yeah, let’s do it.” I think we accomplished it.
On how Lambert made it his own:
On American Idol, I tended to interpret things vocally, there’s a lot of ad-libbing and stuff going on. It was a simple melody before, and we made it a lot more in your face and over the top.
–via Rolling Stone (2009)
- 1.Music Again
- 4.Strut
- 5.Soaked
- 8.If I Had You
- 9.Pick U Up
- 10.Fever
- 11.Sleepwalker
- 12.Aftermath
- 13.Broken Open
- 15.Master Plan
- 17.Voodoo
- 18.Can’t Let You Go
