Turn me on – English Lyrics

• By: Konshens

Lyrics & Translation

Dive into the rhythmic world of Jamaican Dancehall with Konshens's "Turn Me On." This energetic track, known for its captivating beats and passionate lyrics, offers a fantastic entry point for language learners to explore English through contemporary music. You'll grasp common expressions of attraction and emotion, all while moving to a global dancehall hit.

[English]

Baby

Turn me on, turn me on

Turn me on, turn me on

Turn me on, turn me on

Turn me on, turn me on

Gyal when you whine up your body

I just got to whine on you

It makes me feel so happy

Just to stand behind of you, oh baby

I just wanna know if you coming here alone

Baby let me know so I could get up in your zone

Hey gyal you so sexual

Make every man a seh what a sexy gyal

And everything you say

And every weh you move

And everything you do

Turn me on, turn me on

Turn me on, turn me on

Turn me on, turn me on

Turn me on, turn me on

Turn me on, turn me on

Turn me on, turn me on

Turn me on, turn me on

Turn me on, turn me on

Gyal a you a dweet or wa?

Tell me if a love you love drama

Body hot suh

Volcano lava

But you hear cold like ice water

You fi whine faster

Turn up the tempo in here

Close to me like wi a make love in here

Everything you say

And every weh you move

And everything you do

Turn me on, turn me on

Turn me on, turn me on

Turn me on, turn me on

Turn me on, turn me on

Turn me on, turn me on

Turn me on, turn me on

Turn me on, turn me on

Turn me on, turn me on

Oh gyal when you whine up your body

I just got to whine on you

It makes me feel so happy

Just to stand behind of you, oh baby

I just wanna know if you coming here alone tonight

Baby let me know so I could get up in your zone

Turn me on, turn me on

Turn me on, turn me on

Turn me on, turn me on

Turn me on, turn me on

Turn me on, turn me on

Turn me on, turn me on

Turn me on, turn me on

Turn me on, turn me on

Key Grammar Structures

• Gyal when you whine up your body, I just got to whine on you

  ➔ Present Simple with 'when' for habitual actions

  ➔ The phrase 'when you whine up your body' uses the Present Simple with 'when' to indicate a habitual action that triggers the response 'I just got to whine on you'.

• I just wanna know if you coming here alone

  ➔ Modal verb 'wanna' for informal expression of desire

  ➔ The use of 'wanna' is an informal contraction of 'want to', expressing the speaker's desire to know something.

• Everything you say, And every weh you move, And everything you do

  ➔ Present Simple with universal statements

  ➔ The repetition of 'everything' with Present Simple verbs emphasizes the universality of the actions that 'turn me on'.

• Gyal a you a dweet or wa?

  ➔ Use of slang and non-standard English

  ➔ The phrase 'Gyal a you a dweet or wa?' uses Jamaican Patois slang, which is non-standard English, to create a casual and regional tone.

• Body hot suh, Volcano lava

  ➔ Simile and metaphor for comparison

  ➔ The phrases 'Body hot suh' and 'Volcano lava' use simile and metaphor to compare the subject's body heat to a volcano's lava, emphasizing intensity.