Translation: "I make it hot, your body on top."

- **I**: The singer referring to themselves.
- **make it hot**: "Make" means "cause" or "create," and "hot" here is slang for "sexually intense" or "exciting." Together: "I turn up the heat / I make things passionate."
- **your body**: Refers to the listener’s physical body.
- **on top**: Literally "above"; in context, it suggests the partner is physically on top during intimacy.

Overall, the line means: "I turn up the passion when your body is on top of mine."

Translation: "Move, move, your body knows you want to (move)."

- **Move**: An imperative verb meaning "to start moving or dancing."
- **Move** (repeated): The repetition heightens urgency and energy, pushing the listener to act right away.
- **your body**: Refers to the listener’s own physical self—their whole physique.
- **know**: (Grammatically it would be "knows.") Here it means "is aware." In song lyrics, dropping the –s can add rhythm or attitude.
- **you**: The person being addressed.
- **want to**: "Desire to"—in context, it implies wanting to dance or groove.

Overall, the line is a playful command telling someone to give in to the natural urge to dance. Repetition and loose grammar create a casual, rhythmic feel common in club or party songs.

Translation: "You have that new body; you are a work of art."

- **You got**: informal way to say "you have."
- **that new body**: your recently changed or improved physical shape.
- **you**: (implied "are") referring to the same person.
- **an art piece**: a work of art; something visually striking, beautiful, and worthy of admiration.

The singer is praising the person’s updated physique and comparing its beauty to a piece of art, emphasizing admiration and attraction.

LOH POHN-goh kah-LYEN-teh, too KWEHR-poh ehn-SEE-mah

MWEH-beh-teh, MWEH-beh-teh, too KWEHR-poh SAH-beh keh loh KYEH-rehs

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