| MOVE IN MY DIRECTION |
| 12 years after their last UK release, Bananarama returned to the airwaves in the summer of 2005 and released MOVE IN MY DIRECTION. The promotion for the single was astounding! The girl's single premiered on Radio One, and they showed up on TV everywhere, with interviews on GMTV, Lorraine Kelly and a spot on Top of the Pops! The single was released on two CDs and 7" which included mixes of the single and a remix of their 1986 hit VENUS, remixed by Malc Almond. It was a treat to see the 'Nanas back on TV after their absense, and the single is among the fans' favourites. |
| LYRICS It�s been seven days since my last confession And I really don�t know where to begin I should�ve called a taxi, should�ve gone straight home We could just stay here and no one will know Move in my direction, I�ll show you where to go Won�t you move in my direction, real slow Won�t you move in my direction I�ll show you where to go Won�t you move in my direction, real slow Don�t you know that you are my fascination? And I just can�t wait to do it all again I should�ve left the party, should�ve left alone But I want you too much I couldn�t say no Move in my direction, I�ll show you where to go Won�t you move in my direction, real slow (No one knows, I�m not coming home, tonight) Won�t you move in my direction, show you where to go (Why does wrong feel so right?) Won�t you move in my direction, real slow Why does wrong (why does wrong) Feel so right (feel so right)? Move in my direction, I�ll show you where to go Won�t you move in my direction, real slow (No one knows, I�m not coming home, tonight) Won�t you move in my direction, I�ll show you where to go (Why does wrong feel so right?) Won�t you move in my direction, real slow (No one knows, I�m not coming home, tonight) Move in my direction, I�ll show you where to go (Why does wrong feel so right?) Won�t you move in my direction, real slow |
| INFO Released: July 2005 UK Chart Position: #14 Album: Drama |
| THE VIDEO Set in a sunny, urban locoation, the girls sing along to the single whist watching a cowboy and woman dancing to the track. Throughout, they wonder around the streets aimlessly. |
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