Lee Carr - The Way We Used To Be

Body Language captures the thrill of being completely lost in the music — when the lights are low, the bass is heavy, and connection happens without a single word. It’s about desire translated through motion and rhythm, where every glance, every touch, and every move tells its own story.
The verses pull you into that intimate tension with a blend of rap and spoken delivery, almost like whispered thoughts in the dark. The choruses break free into euphoric release, reminding us that sometimes the loudest truths are the ones never spoken aloud.
At its core, this song is a celebration of unspoken connection — where body and beat speak louder than language ever could. It’s both seductive and powerful, intimate and explosive, designed to mirror the pulse of the dance floor and the chemistry between people caught in its energy.
Cocktail Bar Mix
Smooth and intimate, this mix leans into a late-night lounge vibe — soft beats, mellow textures, and a sultry flow that feels made for dim lights and velvet booths.
Garage Mix
Edgy and underground, the garage mix drives with shuffling drums, deep basslines, and raw energy — built for the after-hours dance floor.
Soul Mix
Warm, rich, and emotional — the soul mix strips things back to the heart, letting the groove breathe and highlighting the song’s deeper, more human connection.
Club Mix
High-energy and explosive, the club mix is built for big speakers and bigger crowds — pounding bass, soaring hooks, and a relentless drive to keep you moving.
Original Mix
The purest vision of Body Language — dark, hypnotic, and seductive, blending spoken word, rap, and soaring hooks into a cinematic club anthem.


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