Everybody (yeah)
Rock your body (yeah)
Everybody (yeah)
Rock your body right
Backstreet's Back alright

Hey, hey yeah, well
Oh my god we're back again
Brothers, sisters, everybody sing
Gonna bring the flavor
Show you how
Gotta question for ya
Better answer now yeah

Am I original? Yeah
Am I the only one? Yeah
Am I sexual?, Yeah
Am I everything ya need?
You better rock your body now

Everybody (yeah)
Rock your body (yeah)
Everybody
Rock your body right
Backstreet's Back alright, alright

Now throw your hands up in the air
Wave them around like you just don't care
If you want to party let me hear you yell
'Cause we got it goin' on again

Am I original? Yeah
Am I the only one? Yeah
Am I sexual?, Yeah
Am I everything ya need?
You better rock your body now

Everybody (yeah)
Rock your body (yeah)
Everybody
Rock your body right
Backstreet's Back alright, alright

So everybody, everywhere
Don't be afraid, don't have no fear
I gonna tell the world make it understand
As long as they'll be music we'll be coming back again

Everybody (yeah)
Rock your body (yeah)
Everybody
Rock your body right
Backstreet's Back

Everybody (yeah)
Rock your body (yeah)
Everybody
Rock your body right
Backstreet's Back alright


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  • +1
    General Comment

    Look, I lit my self on fire!

    MardyAsson April 16, 2005   Link
  • +1
    General Comment

    NOTHING BUT A WAIST OF TIME !!!!!!!!!!

    cassidy skyon October 15, 2006   Link
  • 0
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    these guys are a bunch of arse raping dog fucking losers th@ masterbate every night over their own mothers.Their songs have no fucking meaning the only vibe i get are "do you want to fuck me in the arse". Are all you other mother fuckers with me!?!?!

    rangi65on August 22, 2002   Link
  • 0
    General Comment

    agreed

    punkrawkk!don April 28, 2003   Link
  • 0
    General Comment

    I just love how Honey Eisen said "There (wrong: they're by the way) an amazing band." Wrong they're not a band. Bands have real musical talent and ability, not just a voice and a sexy body. Yeah right. Band.

    bxrpupQT867on February 01, 2005   Link
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    Never had much respect for BSB - it's pretty much just an orchestrated act, it's arbitrary who sings the song since they don't write them anyway. Still, this one's pretty freakin catchy, and I'm not gonna lie...it's in my MP3 collection.

    cadillac4lifeon March 05, 2005   Link
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    I like this song. I don't care if liking the Backstreet Boys makes me a geek, I'm fine with that. But to remark on some of the things said earlier, I have to agree that they are not a band. They are a 'boy band'. That should explain it all for you. However, they actually can play instruments..except for Brian, but we forgive him. They just don't play them on their cd's. Except for their most recient one. I think Kevin plays the piano on that one.

    BoTkInon July 27, 2005   Link
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    okay, well this is one of their better songs, and frankly, id just the hell up cuz if u really new them, like i no kevin, u fuckin wouldnt think that

    danceb13on September 13, 2005   Link
  • 0
    General Comment

    people are so hateful of music they dont like and people they dont know

    i say chill out, descent beat, fun to listen to, leave it at that

    br3w3don January 22, 2006   Link
  • 0
    General Comment

    Yea, why do people come on here to bash other artists. Go support someone you like then. Sheesh.'

    This song is a classic. So fun to dance to, and pump it up. Has a "Thriller" feel to me. ;)

    Misseveruson March 20, 2006   Link

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