Me & U – English Lyrics

• By: Cassie

Lyrics & Translation

Discover the seductive sounds of Cassie's "Me & U," a 2006 R&B hit that launched her career. Explore the flirty lyrics and dreamy vocals that capture the thrill of taking a relationship to the next level, and learn how this song became a platinum-certified classic.

[English]

Touch me baby

And it feels so amazing

And you make me

And you make me want you more

Touch me baby

And it feels so amazing

And you make me

And you make me want you more

How would you like to roll on 24's tonight

I'm going to the telly going down tonight

With me, what you mean

Do it tonight, do it tonight, oh my love, can't stop

Let me get high

How would you like to roll on 24's tonight

I'm going to the telly going down tonight

With me, what you mean

Do it tonight, do it tonight, oh my love, can't stop

Let me get high

How would you like to roll on 24's tonight

I'm going to the telly going down tonight

With me, what you mean

Do it tonight, do it tonight, oh my love, can't stop

Let me get high

How would you like to roll on 24's tonight

I'm going to the telly going down tonight

With me, what you mean

Do it tonight, do it tonight, oh my love, can't stop

Let me get high

Key Grammar Structures

• Touch me baby

  ➔ Imperative sentence with a direct object pronoun

  ➔ The verb ""Touch"" is in the imperative form, and ""me"" is the direct object.

• And it feels so amazing

  ➔ Simple present tense with adverbial intensifier "so"

  ➔ ""feels"" is the simple present of "feel", and ""so"" intensifies "amazing".

• And you make me want you more

  ➔ Causative construction: make + object + base verb

  ➔ ""make"" is a causative verb, followed by the object ""me"" and the base verb ""want"".

• How would you like to roll on 24's tonight

  ➔ Polite request using "would like to" + infinitive in a question

  ➔ ""would like to"" expresses a polite desire, followed by the infinitive ""roll"".

• I'm going to the telly going down tonight

  ➔ Present continuous (am + going) indicating a planned future action; also “going to” for future intention

  ➔ ""I'm"" = "I am" in present continuous, and ""going"" shows a planned activity tonight.

• Do it tonight, do it tonight

  ➔ Imperative repeated for emphasis; omission of subject (you) is typical

  ➔ ""Do"" is the imperative verb, and ""it"" is the direct object; subject "you" is understood.

• Let me get high

  ➔ Causative verb "let" + object + base verb (allowing)

  ➔ ""Let"" is a permissive causative, followed by ""me"" (object) and the base verb ""get"".

• Can't stop

  ➔ Negative contraction of modal verb "cannot"; present simple

  ➔ ""Can't"" = "cannot"; the verb "stop" is in the base form after the modal.