It's A Feeling – English Lyrics

• By: Sigala, Trevor Daniel, 24kGoldn

Lyrics & Translation

Dive into the vibrant sounds of "It's A Feeling" and learn how music can break boundaries. This track combines different genres, offering a unique opportunity to explore musical evolution and the carefree expression of emotions. Discover the blend of EDM, rap, and rock elements that make this song a bold statement in contemporary music.

[English]

It's a feeling (yeah)

So what? So what? It's a feeling

It's a feeling

So what? So what? It's a feeling

You and me out on the weekend

Chasing every high and never coming down

Suddenly, it's like we're dreaming

Stuck in a euphoria, don't wanna get out

I'm 'boutta cut loose, let me fill my cup

I ain't really looking for nobody to love

High like a balloon and I'm floating above

If I'm gonna take you way too far, so what?

I'm 'boutta cut loose, we don't need a reason

High like a balloon, breaking through the ceiling

Never too far, we don't know the meaning

So what? So what? It's a feeling

I'm 'boutta cut loose, we don't need a reason

High like a balloon, breaking through the ceiling

Never too far, we don't know the meaning

So what? So what? It's a feeling

We don't need a reason (r-r-reason)

We don't need a reason (r-r-reason)

W-we don't need a reason (r-r-reason)

So what? So what? It's a feeling

I don't know what happened last night

But I'm here again and I got déjà vu

Always say this is the last time

Now I'm taking shots and I ain't got no excuse

I'm 'boutta cut loose, let me fill my cup

I ain't really looking for nobody to love

High like a balloon and I'm floating above

If I'm gonna take you way too far, so what?

I'm 'boutta cut loose, we don't need a reason

High like a balloon, breaking through the ceiling

Never too far, we don't know the meaning

So what? So what? It's a feeling

I'm 'boutta cut loose, we don't need a reason

High like a balloon, breaking through the ceiling

Never too far, we don't know the meaning

So what? So what? It's a feeling

We don't need a reason (r-r-reason)

We don't need a reason (r-r-reason)

W-we don't need a reason (r-r-reason)

So what? So what? It's a feeling

I'm just gonna fly away

Anybody call, I'm M.I.A

I don't even know if I'ma make it out

But so what? So what? It's a feeling

I'm 'boutta cut loose, we don't need a reason

High like a balloon, breaking through the ceiling

Never too far, we don't know the meaning

So what? So what? It's a feeling

We don't need a reason (r-r-reason)

We don't need a reason (r-r-reason)

W-we don't need a reason (r-r-reason)

So what? So what? It's a feeling

...

So what? So what? It's a feeling

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Key Grammar Structures

• It's a feeling (yeah)

  ➔ Subject-Verb Agreement and Nominalization

  ➔ The verb "is" agrees with the subject "it". "Feeling" is a noun derived from the verb "feel".

• Chasing every high and never coming down

  ➔ Present Participle, Adverb of Frequency

  ➔ "Chasing" is used as a present participle acting as an adjective or part of a continuous verb tense. "Never" acts as an adverb of frequency modifying the verb "coming".

• Stuck in a euphoria, don't wanna get out

  ➔ Passive Voice (implied), Contraction, Modal Verb

  ➔ The implied subject of "stuck" is "we/I". "Don't" is a contraction of "do not". "Wanna" is a contraction of "want to" and uses the modal verb structure for desire.

• I'm 'boutta cut loose, let me fill my cup

  ➔ Contraction, Phrasal Verb, Imperative

  ➔ "I'm" is a contraction of "I am." "Cut loose" is a phrasal verb meaning to relax and enjoy oneself. "Let me" uses the imperative form.

• I ain't really looking for nobody to love

  ➔ Contraction, Negative Concord, Infinitive of Purpose

  ➔ "Ain't" is a contraction. Negative concord is used with "ain't" and "nobody" to emphasize a negative statement. "To love" is an infinitive of purpose.

• High like a balloon and I'm floating above

  ➔ Simile, Present Participle

  ➔ "Like a balloon" is a simile comparing the feeling to the action of being high. "Floating" uses present participle.

• If I'm gonna take you way too far, so what?

  ➔ Conditional, Contraction, Intensifier, Rhetorical Question

  ➔ "If" introduces a conditional clause. "I'm" is a contraction. "Way too far" uses "way" as an intensifier. "So what?" is a rhetorical question.

• High like a balloon, breaking through the ceiling

  ➔ Simile, Present Participle

  ➔ "Like a balloon" is a simile, and "breaking" is used as a present participle to describe the action.

• Never too far, we don't know the meaning

  ➔ Adverb of Frequency, Simple Present Tense, Negative Form

  ➔ "Never" is an adverb of frequency. "Don't know" uses the simple present tense in a negative form.