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manicure - lady gaga (2021 remastered)

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Lady Gaga - MANiCURE (Remastered Studio Version)

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THIS IS MY VERSION OF ELECTRIC CHAPEL, HOPE U ENJOY IT!

About Electric Chapel song:
"Electric Chapel" is a song by Lady Gaga off of her third album, Born This Way. An instrumental clip was used during Transmission Gagavision 44. The track title is seen written on a paper at the end of the video. The song title was referenced again in the music video for "Judas", and was registered on her BMI on May 17, 2011.

Lady Gaga revealed on Twitter that the song was written in Australia and finished on her tour bus in Europe. In an interview with SHOWstudio, she called The Monster Ball an "Electric Chapel", where her fans can go. It is about needing to feel safe finding love.

OFFICIAL LYRICS:
My body is sanctuary,
My blood is pure.
Doot doo doo,
Doot doot doo doo.

You want me bad,
I think you're cool,
But I'm not sure,
Doot doo doo,
Doot doot doo doo.

Follow me don't be such a holy fool.
Follow me I need something more from you.

It's not about sex or champagne you holy fool.
Doot doo doo,
Doot doot doo doo.

If you want me meet me at electric chapel, 
(Electric chapel, electric chapel)
If you want me meet me,
At electric chapel, 
(Electric chapel, electric chapel)
If you want to steal my heart away,
Meet me meet me baby in a safe place,
Come on meet me 
In electric chapel.

Confess to me,
Where you have been,
Next to the bar.
Doot doo doo,
Doot doot doo doo.

Pray for your sins,
Right under the glass disco ball.
Doot doo doo,
Doot doo doo doo.

Follow me don't be such a holy fool.
Follow me I need something sacred from you.

Together we'll both find a way,
To make a pure love work in a dirty way

If you want me meet me at electric chapel, 
(Electric chapel, electric chapel)
If you want me meet me,
At electric chapel, 
(Electric chapel, electric chapel)
If you want to steal my heart away,
Meet me meet me baby in a safe place,
Come on meet me 
In electric chapel.

Oh, oh,
Uh uh uh,
Uh uh uh.
Oh, oh,
Uh uh uh,
Uh uh uh.

Uh, uh, uh, uh, uh.
Oh, uh, uh, uh, uh.
Uh, uh, uh, uh, uh.
Uh, uh, uh, uh, uh.

Meet me, meet me, meet me.
Meet me, meet me, meet me.
Meet me, meet me, meet me.
Meet me, meet me.

If you want me meet me,
In electric chapel, 
(Meet me, meet me)
Oh, if you want me meet me,
At electric chapel, 
(Meet me, meet me)
If you want to steal my heart away,
Meet me, meet me, baby, in a safe place,
Come on meet me in electric chapel.

Oh. (Meet me, meet me)
(Meet me, meet me)
(Meet me, meet me)

"Electric Chapel" is a song recorded by American singer Lady Gaga for her second studio album, Born This Way (2011). Written and produced by Gaga and DJ White Shadow, the recording premiered on Facebook gaming app FarmVille, as did the album's fifth single, "Marry the Night". Gaga revealed on Twitter that "Electric Chapel" was written in Australia and finished on her tour bus in Europe. She recorded it channeling the vocals of bands like Duran Duran, and singers Cher and Billy Idol.

"Electric Chapel" is an electronic rock and glam metal song that incorporates elements of 80s pop music and heavy metal in its composition. Critics praised the track, with Dan Martin from NME comparing it to the work of Madonna; other reviewers noted the rock and sci-fi musical elements associated in it. "Electric Chapel" reached number 23 on Billboard's Dance/Electronic Digital Songs chart and number 144 on the South Korean International Download Chart. It was performed on Gaga's Born This Way Ball tour (2012–2013), where she sang it while standing inside a set piece that had the song's name written on top.

Overall, "Electric Chapel" received positive reviews from music critics. Robbie Daw from Idolator felt that "Electric Chapel" surpassed the released singles from Born This Way in craftsmanship and praised the "hard rock ominous guitar riffs", calling them a tease. Vocally, he found Gaga was channeling Lita Ford and dubbed the track as one of the album's strongest compositions.

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