Madonna: Into the Groove Meaning
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Song Released: 1985
Into the Groove Lyrics
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It's about seducing and literally about dancing.
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and "Dancing here all by myself" is a metaphor for masturbation, the alternative if the boy in question does not "get into the groove"
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The song to me suggests sex. The groove seems to be the female half.
Observe the chorus:
You've got to get into the groove,
Boy you've got to prove your love to me.
Music can be such a revelation,
Dancing can be a sweet sensation.
Dancing is a metaphor for sex.
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