"Rock my world into the sunlight" should be "Work my world into the sunlight". You can tell because the "o" in "rock" sounds completely different from the "o" in "work". Also you can hear her say the "rk" sound at the end, as well as the "w" sound at the beginning! Jessie J's a good singer with great diction and I'm not sure why there is confusion over the lyrics.
As to the song's meaning, to me it seems contradictory that she's "feeling sexy and free" and at the same time "out of control". Freedom is not being in control of your actions? Seems a little bit doublethink-y but, on the other hand, maybe it's no big deal because it's just a pop song. Pop songs are just fluff, right? And there's no point in looking past the pasted-together cliches and obvious romantic/sexual aspect of the lyrics...
"Rock my world into the sunlight" should be "Work my world into the sunlight". You can tell because the "o" in "rock" sounds completely different from the "o" in "work". Also you can hear her say the "rk" sound at the end, as well as the "w" sound at the beginning! Jessie J's a good singer with great diction and I'm not sure why there is confusion over the lyrics.
As to the song's meaning, to me it seems contradictory that she's "feeling sexy and free" and at the same time "out of control". Freedom is not being in control of your actions? Seems a little bit doublethink-y but, on the other hand, maybe it's no big deal because it's just a pop song. Pop songs are just fluff, right? And there's no point in looking past the pasted-together cliches and obvious romantic/sexual aspect of the lyrics...