"DEJAME ENTRAR" is a new Spanish song by Rauw Alejandro, released on July 19, 2024. Written by Rauw Alejandro, MAG, Kenobi Sensei, Dímelo Ninow, Mick Coogan, Tyler Spry, and Gerardo Danner, the song is available under Rauw Alejandro's YouTube channel… Read More
DEJAME ENTRAR Lyrics
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[Intro]
Hey Hey
Says
Ra-Rauw
[Saying]
For a long time I wanted to talk to him (Ra-Rauw)
And now I have her in front of me (In front of me; oh)
Stop me because I don't want to speed up, no
I'm already knowing (Eh, eh)
[Chorus]
I can't figure out what your mind is saying
But her body asks for something different
When she sticks to mine she is no longer so innocent
And I want to put it all on her only if she lets me
[Post-Chorus]
I despair, oh-oh-oh-oh-oh
What's stopping you? Oh oh oh oh oh
Start first, oh-oh-oh-oh-oh
How do you prefer it? Oh oh oh oh oh
[Verse 1]
Mommy, how do I tell her that she was my crush?
If you're a badass, I'll rush you
Arete in my bed, she pulled a royal flush
We change the pose and she asks me fierce
We've been smoking all day (Oh-oh) and fucking (Oh-oh)
It's a nice day to be outside
But I prefer to be with you in the bathtub (Yah!)
[Pre-Chorus]
Pre-Pre-Pre-Pre-Pre-Pre-Prende, pull, pass (Hey)
Baby (Au), dance, let's see what happens, let's see what happens (Oh-oh-oh)
Pre-Pre-Pre-Pre-Pre-Pre-Prende (Oh-oh), sit on my lap (Yih!)
That the bus is full and you are going home (Hey; yah!)
[Chorus]
I can't decipher what her mind says (Eh)
But her body asks for something different (Oh)
When she sticks to mine she is no longer so innocent
And I want to put it all on her only if she lets me (Oh)
[Post-Chorus]
I despair, oh-oh-oh-oh-oh
What's stopping you? Oh oh oh oh oh
Start first, oh-oh-oh-oh-oh
How do you prefer it? Oh oh oh oh oh
[Verse 2]
Mommy, I hope we are together until next summer
I don't know tomorrow, and today is still where we are going
That from the sun to the sky you are the closest
For you I only get up early
[Bridge]
Pre-Pre-Pre-Pre-Pre-Pre-Prende, pull, pass (Hey)
Baby (Au), dance, let's see what happens, let's see what happens (Wuh!)
Pre-Pre-Pre-Pre-Pre-Pre-Prende (Oh-oh), sit on my lap (Yih!)
The bus is full and you're going home, yeah (I can't decipher—)
[Saying]
For a long time I wanted to talk to him (I wanted to)
And now I have her in front of me (In front of me; oh)
Stop me because I don't want to speed up, no
I'm already knowing
[Interlude]
It's the first time that MAG and Zorro get together in the studio, baby (Oh-oh)
And it says like this
Tell me, MAG, give me more
Tell me, MAG, give me more
That she doesn't want to stop twerking
Give me more (Ra-Rauw)
[Outro]
I get desperate (If you want, I'll hit myself from behind), oh-oh-oh-oh-oh
What's stopping you? Oh oh oh oh oh
Start first (Tonight let him not be jealous), oh-oh-oh-oh-oh
How do you prefer it? Oh oh oh oh oh
Mommy, hey, yeah, hey
This is our thing
This is our thing
Ma, hey
This is our thing, hey, tra, hey
[Intro]
In the intro, Rauw Alejandro sets the scene with a brief, casual introduction. This establishes an immediate connection with the listener, setting the tone for the intimate and personal nature of the song.
[Refrán]
In this section, the narrator expresses his longstanding desire to speak with his love interest, who is now in front of him. He feels excited but cautious, not wanting to rush the moment. The lyrics reflect a blend of anticipation and restraint, capturing the narrator's inner conflict as he tries to navigate his emotions and actions.
[Coro]
The chorus highlights the narrator's struggle to understand the woman's thoughts, while her body language suggests a different story. This juxtaposition between mental confusion and physical signals underscores the complexity of their interaction. The narrator expresses a strong desire to connect physically, but only with her consent, emphasizing respect and mutual agreement in their budding relationship.
[Post-Coro]
In the post-chorus, the narrator's impatience and eagerness are evident as he questions what might be holding her back. He encourages her to take the first step, expressing his readiness to proceed according to her preferences. This section reinforces the theme of mutual consent and the importance of both partners being comfortable with the progression of their relationship.
[Verso 1]
The first verse delves into the narrator's deep admiration for the woman, describing her as his longtime crush. He paints a vivid picture of their physical and emotional connection, emphasizing their chemistry and mutual enjoyment. The verse illustrates their shared moments of intimacy and pleasure, highlighting the playful and passionate nature of their relationship.
[Pre-Coro]
The pre-chorus intensifies the anticipation and excitement in their relationship. The narrator urges the woman to engage in the moment, reflecting his desire for spontaneity and enjoyment. The repeated calls to action create a sense of urgency and excitement, further emphasizing the dynamic nature of their interaction.
[Verso 2]
In the second verse, the narrator expresses his hope for a lasting connection, wishing they remain together until the next summer. He acknowledges the uncertainty of the future but focuses on their present journey. The verse underscores his deep affection and commitment, portraying the woman as a significant and motivating presence in his life.
[Puente]
The bridge reinforces the theme of urgency and spontaneity, encouraging the woman to take action and engage fully in their relationship. The narrator's repeated calls to act reflect his eagerness and impatience, adding to the song's dynamic and passionate tone.
[Interludio]
The interlude introduces a playful interaction between MAG and Rauw Alejandro, adding a collaborative and creative element to the song. It highlights the energy and enthusiasm in the studio, emphasizing the collaborative effort behind the track and the shared enjoyment of creating music.
[Outro]
In the outro, the narrator revisits themes of desire and urgency, expressing his impatience and readiness to proceed according to the woman's preferences. The repetition of "Esto es cosa nuestra" emphasizes the personal and exclusive nature of their relationship, closing the song on a note of shared intimacy and understanding. The outro reinforces the theme of mutual consent and respect, underscoring the importance of both partners being comfortable and willing to engage in their romantic connection
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About Song
"DEJAME ENTRAR" is a new Spanish song by Rauw Alejandro, released on July 19, 2024. Written by Rauw Alejandro, MAG, Kenobi Sensei, Dímelo Ninow, Mick Coogan, Tyler Spry, and Gerardo Danner, the song is available under Rauw Alejandro's YouTube channel label. This track features Rauw Alejandro's signature blend of reggaeton rhythms and romantic, sensual lyrics, showcasing his ability to create an intimate atmosphere through his music.
The lyrics of "DEJAME ENTRAR" revolve around themes of desire, intimacy, and mutual attraction. The song captures the excitement and tension of a romantic encounter, where Rauw Alejandro expresses his deep longing to connect with his love interest. The narrative emphasizes the importance of consent and mutual engagement, highlighting the delicate balance between expressing desire and respecting boundaries. Through its lyrics, the song portrays a blend of physical passion and emotional connection, creating a vivid picture of a romantic relationship.
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The "DEJAME ENTRAR" song is sung by Rauw Alejandro.
The "DEJAME ENTRAR" song by Rauw Alejandro lyrics was written by Rauw Alejandro, MAG, Kenobi Sensei, Dímelo Ninow, Mick Coogan, Tyler Spry & Gerardo Danner.
The "DEJAME ENTRAR" song by Rauw Alejandro was produced by MAG, Rauw Alejandro, Mick Coogan & Tyler Spry.
Rauw Alejandro released "DEJAME ENTRAR" song on Jul 19, 2024.
