Meddy - Lose Control Lyrics
Lyrics
Monster Records
There goes my baby
My baby
There is no other like my baby
So let me talk to you
Before bedtime
Let me whisper something sweet
I’m better, better
Better when I’m close to you
I’m better, feeling better
Coz when you dance
When you smile
Everything you do
Stays on my mind
You’re too fine (You’re too fine)
You’re too hot!! (You’re too hot!!)
Ngaho tera intambwe
Ubyina unsanga
And I lose control
You make me lose control
And I lose control
You make me lose control
I woke up on your side
Oh how I like it
I don’t wanna turn around
Coz I wanna look at my baby
Humiriza… Humiriza mama
Maze unkoreho
Nkubwire amabanga yanjye yose
Yose…
Coz I’m better, I’m better
Iyo ndi kumwe nawe
I’m better, I’m better with you
Coz when you dance eeh
When you smile eh
Everything you do
Stays on my mind
You’re too fine (you too fine)
You’re too hot (you too hot)
Ngaho tera intambwe
Ubyina unsanga
And I lose control
You make me lose control
And I lose control
You make me lose control
Ayéé mama we!
Ayéé mama we
Ohh ohh oh! Ohhoo ohh oh!
Ohh ohh oh … (Ayéé mama we)
Ohh ohh oh! Ohhoo ohh oh!
Ohh ohh oh … (Ayéé mama we)
Coz when you dance eeh
When you smile ehhee
Everything you do
Stays on my mind
You’re too fine (you too fne)
You’re too hot ( you too hot)
Ngaho tera intambwe
Ubyina unsanga
And I lose control
You make me lose control
And I lose control
You make me lose control
Ayéé mama we
Ayéé mama we
Ohh ohh oh
Ohh ohh oh
Ayéé mama we
Video
Meddy & The Ben - Lose Control (Official Lyric Video)
Meaning & Inspiration
Meddy's "Lose Control," released in 2018 as a single featuring The Ben, is a testament to the profound and often overwhelming power of love. The song captures the electrifying sensation of being utterly captivated by another person, to the point where one's composure entirely dissolves. Meddy articulates this feeling of surrendering to an irresistible affection, describing how the presence and actions of his beloved—her dance, her smile, the very essence of her being—remain indelibly etched in his mind. This theme resonates with the scriptural understanding of love's transformative nature, as seen in the Song of Solomon, which uses vivid imagery to portray the intense devotion and longing between lovers, often interpreted as an allegory for God's love for His people. The lyric, "I'm better when I'm close to you," speaks to a profound sense of completeness and well-being found in the embrace of this love, mirroring the psalmist's declaration in Psalm 73:25-26, "Whom have I in heaven but you? And earth has nothing I desire besides you. My flesh and my heart may fail, but God is the strength of my heart and my portion forever." The song's repeated refrain, "And I lose control, you make me lose control," is not a depiction of chaos, but rather a surrender to a higher, more beautiful order, much like how believers are called to relinquish self-control and yield to the divine will. This loss of self is akin to the Apostle Paul’s encouragement in Philippians 2:12-13, to "continue to work out your salvation with fear and trembling, for it is God who works in you to will and to act in order to fulfill his good purpose." Meddy's expression of losing control, in this context, suggests a joyous yielding, a release from the constraints of personal pride and self-sufficiency into the liberating power of true connection. The intimacy conveyed in phrases like "Let me whisper something sweet" and the desire to remain close, looking at his "baby," echo the intimacy sought in spiritual relationships, where closeness to the divine brings a sense of peace and deep satisfaction, as described in Matthew 11:28, "Come to me, all you who are weary and burdened, and I will give you rest." The song, through its heartfelt exploration of love’s overwhelming influence, ultimately portrays a beautiful vulnerability that, within a broader context, can be seen as a reflection of the human heart’s capacity for deep devotion and surrender, a core aspect of spiritual and relational fulfillment.