The night is falling in, for every one. Do you, do you wanna. The time is right, to have love. Do you, do you wanna. Do you wanna have, wanna have my love. Do you wanna have, have a little fun. Do you wanna feel, wanna feel some good. Do you wanna have, wanna have my love. Feelings are hot, hearing the sound of love. Do you, do you wanna. My eyes are looking for, looking for you. Do you, do you wanna. Do you wanna have, wanna have my love. Do you wanna have, have a little fun. Do you wanna feel, wanna feel some good. Do you wanna have, wanna have my love…
2 responses to “© Do You Wanna – Jean Vivace”
I listened to “Do You Wanna” with great pleasure. There is an immediate warmth in this song, but what stayed with me most was your guitar playing. It has that rare quality of sounding both effortless and intentional: the notes do not merely accompany the melody, they give it its character. There is rhythm, space and a little tension between the sounds, as if the guitar itself were having a conversation with the voice.
I also like the simplicity of the lyrics. The repeated question “Do you wanna?” does not feel like pressure; it leaves room for desire, curiosity and the possibility of an answer. Perhaps that is what makes the song so inviting. Love and pleasure are not presented as something to be explained, but as something to be discovered together.
The falling night creates the perfect setting for this. Darkness has always had its own kind of openness. Things become less clearly defined, and sometimes that is precisely when we become more attentive to what we feel. Your song captures that moment without making it unnecessarily complicated.
And once again, your guitar reminds me that music does not need many words to say something meaningful. Sometimes a few well-placed notes can open a door that an entire paragraph would leave closed.
Thank you for sharing this warm and beautifully played song. I hope you continue to follow wherever your music takes you.
Warm wishes…Rosie from the beautiful Rhine Highlands…Germany,
Thank you Rosie for your extremely profound comment 😊 You see really deep in different arts. I always look as deep in your art as possible because I know I find there so many things which are interesting to think about for a long time. I am classically trained composer and musician and I decided to take a different path as my friends. They started to write the modern music (Kandinsky in fine arts) but I started to insert very complicated classical music elements in my music the way just very rare notice it. I make music which sounds very easy listening but I have hidden in there just so complicated things as the modern music has. It’s very challenging but I love it. I do it with all my genres. Also my lyrics seem to be very simple but actually they’re not. I always hide there the same way as in to my music the hidden messages. The language looks and sounds like English but perhaps it is not that language at all. Perhaps the letters can be put in different ways which reveals the real meaning etc. Why do I do it? “I love challenges” 😊😋🕶️🌺🌹 Have a beautiful Sunday evening 🌺