Burn it up, burn it up
Whooo, I'ma shut this down
Kitty kat, meow, meow, meow, meow, meow
Hit it with the he, to the he to the how
Miss Jackson, oh she wear the crown
Brand new sound, got a brand new style
Coming with the banger like Boom Boom Pow
Wow, ooh, ooh, ooh, child
Janet Jackson come soon to your town
I am never gon', gonna go nowhere
Quick to brag nigga, know I been right here
Lately I've been on, on a mission yeah
That I may never get another move, yeah
So tell me what you wanna do? Louder
But don't do nothin' stupid
What is happening in front of you
All it is is love in the booth
[Chorus]
When the DJ play this we gon' dance like no one's watching
Hey Mr DJ, bump the track and won't you turn it up?
I'ma dance all night and I don't care who's out there watching us
Just give me that fire and
I'm gonna show you how to burn it up
Hurt your body, burn it up more
Burn it up and burn it up more
Hurt your body, burn it up more
That's how I burn it up
Ain't no sittin' down, gotta keep it up
Me and Missy got the whole room jumpin' up (that's right)
Instant motion from the second it drop
We get ahead with the beat is so hot, hot
So tell me what you wanna do? Louder
But don't do nothin' stupid
What is happening in front of you
All it is is love in the booth
[Chorus] (2x)
When the DJ play this we gon' dance like no one's watching
Hey Mr DJ bump the track and won't you turn it up
I'ma dance all night and I don't care who's out there watching us
Just give me that fire, I'ma show you how to burn it up
Hurt your body, burn it up more
Burn it up and burn it up more
Hurt your body, burn it up more
That's how I burn it up
Missy!
Now this your jam, now do your dance
This that jam, now do your dance
This that jam, now do your dance
This that jam, now do your dance
Make it work, make it work, make it work (work)
Make it work, make it work, make it work (drop)
Make it work, make it work, make it work (come on, girls)
Make it work, make it work, make it work (sing this song with me)
Tonight, we gon' go all together
Let me see your hands up high
(Hurt your body, burn it up more)
Wanna come with me and take a ride
(Hurt your body, burn it up more)
Baby this is how I do it
Ah, we feeling good
Ah, we in this place
Ah, now bring that beat back, Mr DJ
[Chorus]
When the DJ play this we gon' dance like no one's watching
Hey Mr DJ bump the track and won't you turn it up
I'ma dance all night and I don't care who's out there watching us
Just give me that fire, I'ma show you how to burn it up
When the DJ play this we gon' dance like no one's watching
Hey Mr DJ bump the track and won't you turn it up
I'ma dance all night and I don't care who's out there watching us
Just give me that fire, I'ma show you how to burn it up
Hurt your body, burn it up more
Burn it up and burn it up more
Hurt your body, burn it up more
That's how I burn it up
Janet Damita Jo Jackson (born May 16, 1966) is an American singer, songwriter, dancer, and actress. She is the youngest sibling of the famous Jackson family and rose to prominence in the 1980s with her groundbreaking blend of pop, R and B, funk, and dance music. Known for her innovative choreography, powerful vocals, and provocative stage presence, Janet has become one of the most influential and successful female artists of all time. Her albums *Control*, *Rhythm Nation 1814*, and *janet.* are considered classics, featuring iconic hits like "What Have You Done for Me Lately", "That's the Way Love Goes", and "Together Again". Beyond music, Janet has also starred in films such as *Poetic Justice* and *Nutty Professor II: The Klumps*. Her impact on popular culture is undeniable, influencing generations of artists with her musical innovation and fearless self-expression.
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