Wild ‎- Take Me Up Sello:Contraseña Records ‎ Formato:Vinyl País:Spain Fecha:1995 Género:Electronic Estilo:Makina, Techno Producer - Esteban Lucci.

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Deuces Wild is the thirty fifth studio album by . King released on November 4, 1997. Every song on the album features a second famous musician. If You Love Me" (with Van Morrison) - 5:48. The Thrill Is Gone" (with Tracy Chapman) - 5:00. Rock Me Baby" (with Eric Clapton) - 6:38. Please Send Me Someone to Love" (with Mick Hucknall) - 4:16. Baby I Love You" (with Bonnie Raitt) - 4:00. Ain't Nobody Home" (with D'Angelo) - 5:18. Pauly's Birthday Boogie" (with Jools Holland) - 3:39.

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The Wild One, Forever Album.

If I go hard, let me tell you that it's worth it Play the right cards, I ain't afraid to work it Brush 'em right off, when they say I don't deserve it Hands to my heart, you keep my fire burning, hey. Ooh, it feels so crazy when you scream my name Love it when you rock me over everyday When I think about it, I could go insane Here we are, it's beautiful, I'm blown away  . When it gets rough and the rain starts pouring I turn up the heat 'cause the drama ain't important Let 'em all talk talk, I'mma just ignore it Hands to my heart, you, you keep me moving forward Ooh, it feels so crazy when you scream my name.

Lyrics to "Wild Ones" song by Flo Rida: Hey I heard you were a wild one Oooh If I took you home It'd be a home run Show me how you do I wa. .Show you another side of me A side you would never thought you would see Tear up that body Dominate you 'til you've had enough I hear you like The wild stuff. Hey I heard you were a wild one Oooh If I took you home It'd be a home run Show me how you'll do. I wanna shut down in the club With you Hey I heard you like the wild ones (wild ones wild ones) Oooh.

A global sensation, the album garnered several hit singles and sold millions of copies worldwide. It also faired pretty well with critics, who appreciated the band's mix of melodic songcraft and catchy, dance-oriented material that, while slickly produced, avoided the commercial cynicism and adult contemporary posturing of some of their '80s and '90s forebears. Rather than mess with a good thing, One Direction stick with this formula on the band's sophomore effort, 2012's Take Me Home.