I like the way her vocals are layered on "Best Friend"...especially during the chorus.

I like "Gang Bang" the best so far.

BTW: Her vocals on "Falling Free" sound as if she had a cold or something during the recording.

funkomatic said:

Her vocals on "Falling Free" sound as if she had a cold or something during the recording.

I agree...and it actually works to her advantage She sounds great on that song.

GANG BANG LYRICS

(car noises)

Like a bitch out of order
Like a bat out of hell
Like a fish out of water
I'm scared, can't you tell

Bang Bang
Bang Bang

I thought you were good
But you painted me bad
Compared to the others
you're the best thing I had

Bang Bang, shot you dead
Bang Bang, shot you dead

I thought it was you
And I loved you the most
But I was just keeping
My enemies close

I made a decision, I would never look back
So how did you end up with all my jack?

Bang Bang, shot you dead
Bang Bang, shot you dead (in the head)

Bitch out of order
Bat out of hell
Fish out of water
I'm scared, can't you tell

Bang Bang, shot you dead
Bang Bang, shot you dead

I made a decision, I would never look back
So how did you end up with all my jack?

Bang Bang, shot you dead
Bang Bang, shot you dead

Bang Bang, shot you dead, shot my lover in the head
Bang Bang, shot you dead and I have no regrets
Bang Bang, shot you dead in the head

Bang Bang, shot you dead, shot my lover in the head

And then I discovered
It couldn't get worse
You were building my coffin
You were driving my hearse

Bang Bang, shot you dead
Bang Bang, in the head

I thought it was you
And I loved you the most
But I was just keeping
My enemies close

I made a decision, I would never look back
So how did you end up with all of my jack?

Bang Bang, shot you dead, in the head

Bang Bang, shot you dead, my lover in the head
Bang Bang, shot you dead and I have no regrets
Bang Bang, shot you dead, in the head

Bang Bang, shot you dead, shot my lover in the head

(police noises)

You had to die for me baby

You had to die for me baby

You had to die for me baby

How could I move on with my life

If you didn't die for me baby

If you didn't die for me baby

I need you to die for me baby

Bang Bang, shot you dead, shot my lover in the head
Bang Bang, shot you dead, shot my lover in the head

Bang Bang, shot you dead, shot my lover in the head,

Now my lover is dead, and I have no regrets
He deserved it

(laugh)

And I'm going straight to hell
And I've got a lot of friends there
And if I see that bitch in hell
I'm gonna shoot him in the head again
Cause I wanna see him die
Over and Over and Over and Over and Over and Over and Over and Over

Now drive bitch
I said drive bitch
And while you're at it, die bitch
That's right drive bitch

Now drive bitch
I said drive bitch
And while you're at it, die bitch
That's right drive bitch

Now if you're gonna act like a bitch
Then you're gonna die like a bitch

(car noises)

"I Don't Give A" LYRICS

http://www.behindthe...youve-got-mdna/
Who Needs MDMA When You’ve Got MDNA?
Posted on 18 March 2012 by Smoking Barrel

It’s been almost exactly four years since Madonna came out with her last album, Hard Candy (released in April of 2008). In that time, she has opened a chain of gyms of the same name, created a clothing line with her daughter, Lourdes Leon, written and directed a film, and negotiated a new recording contract with Interscope Records (incidentally, the same label Lady Gaga is on). Not to mention continue to piss people off over her mere existence. But, if you haven’t guessed by now, Madonna really doesn’t give a fuck. There’s even a song on MDNA called “I Don’t Give A.” So what can you expect from the indestructible tour de force’s twelfth studio album?: Dance music at its purest and finest. Hence the title, MDNA.

The second single from the album, entitled “Girl Gone Wild,” is also the song that kicks off the record. The track opens with a confessional apology extracted from the Catholic prayer, “Act of Contrition” (the title of a song that also appeared as the closer to Madonna’s seminal 1989 album, Like A Prayer): “Oh my God, I am heartily sorry for having offended thee, and I detest all my sins because I dread the loss of heaven and the pain of hell. But most of all because I love thee and I want so badly to be good.” It is, in essence, a sentiment that sums up all of Madonna’s actions throughout her career. But you can’t keep a bad girl down as the Queen of Pop dives into an electronically suffused beat that champions the cause of every “good girl gone wild.”

In an ideal world, “Gang Bang” will reverberate throughout every gay club in New York City. Or perhaps someday be featured as a lip synch for your life song on RuPaul’s Drag Race. Madonna oozes vengeance as she sings, “Bang bang, shot you dead/Bitch out of water, bat out of hell/Fish out of water, I’m scared, can’t you tell?” It makes so much sense that Mika is a producer on the song. Continuing with the MDMA motif, the next track is called “I’m Addicted.” Barring the similarity in lyrical rhymes to “Like A Prayer,” this is another standout song on the album in which Madonna reveals, “Something happens to me when I hear your voice/Something happens to me and I have no choice/I need to hear your name/Everything feels so strange/I’m ready to take this chance.” The beat then segues into something that only Benny Benassi could create as Madonna laments, “Fame’s like a drug and I can’t get enough.”

Martin Solveig, who also produced the first single from MDNA, “Give Me All Your Luvin’”, infects “Turn Up The Radio” with his usual brand of European house sensibilities. It is by far one of the most simplistic songs on the album, designed as more of a summer anthem as Madonna chants, “Turn up the radio” repeatedly, the only divergent lyrics being, “Don’t ask me where I wanna go/We gotta turn up the radio.”

“Give Me All Your Luvin’” succeeds “Turn Up The Radio” in a seamless transition of Nicki Minaj and M.I.A. chanting, “L.U.V., Madonna!/Y.O.U., you wanna!?” The video for the song, directed by MegaForce, coincided with Madonna’s performance at the Super Bowl Halftime Show, thus the football player/cheerleader motif throughout (with a Marilyn Monroe homage thrown in for good measure). The beat and rhythm of the following song, “Some Girls,” sets a new tone for the second half of the album, exuding a very reminiscent vibe to Goldfrapp’s 2003 hit, “Strict Machine.” It is also one of the triumphant auditory reunions between Madonna and Ray of Light collaborator, William Orbit.

And, speaking of collaborations, Madonna also enlists the backing vocals of her daughter on “Superstar.” Evocative of “Superpop,” a bonus track from 2005′s Confessions on a Dance Floor, Madonna uses famous names from history to create analogies on “Superstar”: “You’re like Caesar stepping onto the throne/You’re Abe Lincoln, ’cause you fight for what’s right.” Not one to pass up another opportunity to work with Minaj, Madonna appropriately features the Trinidadian goddess on “I Don’t Give A.” Although it is perhaps the most awkward song in terms of what fits in with Madonna’s musical style, it is definitely noteworthy for how personal the lyrics– undeniably directed at Guy Ritchie–are:

“I tried to be a good girl, I tried to be your wife/Diminish myself and I swallowed my light/I tried to become all that you expect of me/And if it was a failure, I don’t give a…”

“I’m A Sinner,” yet another one of Madonna’s theme songs in terms of telling her detractors to fuck off, is the most overt sounding Orbit track on MDNA. Moreover, what would a Madonna song about sinning be without name dropping a few of her favorite religious figures, including Jesus and the Virgin Mary? “Love Spent,” the third of four tracks with Orbit’s signature on it, once again mirrors an unofficially released Madonna song: “Liquid Love” from, you guessed it, the Ray of Light era.

As the album draws to a close, Madonna chooses to slow down the tempo with her Golden Globe-winning song, “Masterpiece,” featured on the soundtrack for W.E. “Falling Free” consummates the standard edition of MDNA. The influence of Joe Henry, country guru and Madonna’s brother-in-law, is evident on the laidback, twangy vocals.

For those with the sense to buy the deluxe edition, your ears will also be bestowed with “Beautiful Killer” (a song about French movie star Alain Delon), “I Fucked Up” (a relaxed mea culpa with a message that is the antithesis of “I Don’t Give A”), “B-Day Song” (another fast-paced collaboration with M.I.A.–because this was before M was upset with her over the middle finger debacle), “Best Friend” (in which M probes the demise of a relationship that reiteratively seems to be about Guy Ritchie: “You said you wanted more than just a pretty girl/Maybe I challenge you a little bit too much”), and, finally, the LMFAO “Party Rock” remix of “Give Me All Your Luvin’”. So, if you aren’t inclined toward dancing, having a good time, or escaping into the aural assuagement that only Madonna can provide, then MDNA may not be for you. And MDMA probably isn’t either.

Where'd you find the lyrics?

WOW! Love Spent sounds like a completely different song on that preview.

I'm A Sinner is alright, I'm digging Some Girls though. B

-Day song is okay. It sounds like a beach song to me.

I'm A Sinner - it's OK! But B-Day is absolutely terrible ....

I think Madonna has made ​​a mistake by inviting Solveig, the most of his songs are mediocre or even bad.

[Edited 3/19/12 12:27pm]

LiLi1992 said:

http://www.7digital.com/a...xe-edition

Ooh! Nice! This makes me think that copies are floating around. Or at least on their way to retailers. I sense that leak is imminent!

errant said:

LiLi1992 said:

http://www.7digital.com/a...xe-edition

Ooh! Nice! This makes me think that copies are floating around. Or at least on their way to retailers. I sense that leak is imminent!

Isn't Madonna officially leaking it on the 21st? Also it's coming out Friday in Germany and I don't think the Germans are going to keep it to themselves

im loving the 7digi samples! I'm Addicted sounds wicked as fuck! I'm A Sinner....kinda weak.

Can't wait for the deluxe MDNA. In the meantime, got the Immaculate Collection and Confessions on constant rotation to resist the tempation to listen to any more "leaks."

listening to "Gang Bang" right now the album is out there,folks.

Hell, the last minute of Bang Gang ruined song for me.

I love a bit of aggression in the songs, but when it is the cultivation of cruelty - it is the wrong way, IMHO. To me, that after the 4.00 song loses its magic and mystery and becomes too extreme.

Falling Free is very beautiful song

SoulAlive said:

listening to "Gang Bang" right now the album is out there,folks.

LINK LINK LINK LINK!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

"Best Friend" is the "Miles Away" of this album I love sad Madonna songs.

SoulAlive said:

"Best Friend" is the "Miles Away" of this album I love sad Madonna songs.

Linky!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

We can't post those kind of links

"Some Girls" is straight outta 1983 It sounds like something Blondie would have done back then

SoulAlive said:

We can't post those kind of links

SoulAlive said:

We can't post those kind of links

I just found a download link

Ya'll just make me want to hear the physical CD. In the mean time, I just got a used copy of Hard Candy and I'm listening to that one for the first time. The first song I like. The nice thing about hearing this and Confessions for the first time is that I have no preconceived notions of how it is supposed to sound--I can judge for myself, not having any second-hand knowledge of it ahead of time. That is how I am going to approach the new album--although that will be a little shaded by what what I have read and heard already. I still like the old-fashioned way of being totally surprised by an album you've been waiting for--whether the results are good or bad! So you can judge for yourself!

It didn't have the deluxe edition tracks. Can someone PM me a link that has the deluxe edition tracks

I have a link with only 8 tracks:

Gang Bang

I'm Addicted

Turn Up the Radio

I Don't Give A

Some Girls

I'm A Sinner

Love spent

Falling Free

it's cool with me,I'll get the other tracks later