Push! Bananarama
"Push!" by Bananarama, released in 1988, is a #Pop song that explores themes of empowerment and determination. The lyrics convey a message of resilience and the drive to overcome obstacles. Musically, it features catchy hooks and upbeat rhythms, characteristic of the era's dance-pop. The song contributed to the band's iconic status in the '80s music scene.
Pushing pushing pushing
On the streets at night
He doesn't care what's wrong
He doesn't know what's right
Working so fast and now he's moving along
You'll never know 'til he's gone
Take a look at his face
Tell me what does it say
(What does it say)
If you step out of place
Then you'll just have to pay
(You'll have to pay)
'Cos this is the game and the price is high
You'll get the blame but you won't know why
You won't know why
Pushing pushing pushing
On the streets at night
He doesn't care what's wrong
He doesn't know what's right
Working so fast and now he's moving along
You'll never know 'til he's gone
Pushing pushing pushing
On the streets at night
He doesn't care what's wrong
He doesn't know what's right
Working so fast and now he's moving along
You'll turn around and he's gone
On the streets at night
He doesn't care what's wrong
He doesn't know what's right
Working so fast and now he's moving along
You'll never know 'til he's gone
Take a look at his face
Tell me what does it say
(What does it say)
If you step out of place
Then you'll just have to pay
(You'll have to pay)
'Cos this is the game and the price is high
You'll get the blame but you won't know why
You won't know why
Pushing pushing pushing
On the streets at night
He doesn't care what's wrong
He doesn't know what's right
Working so fast and now he's moving along
You'll never know 'til he's gone
Pushing pushing pushing
On the streets at night
He doesn't care what's wrong
He doesn't know what's right
Working so fast and now he's moving along
You'll turn around and he's gone
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