Michael Jackson English Best Song Lyrics dangerous

The way she came into the place, I knew right then and there There was something different about this girl The way she moved her hair, her face, her lines

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"Dangerous"

The way she came into the place, I knew right then and there
There was something different about this girl
The way she moved her hair, her face, her lines
Divinity in motion

As she stalked the room, I could feel the aura of her presence
Every head turned feeling passion and lust
The girl was persuasive, the girl I could not trust
The girl was bad, the girl was dangerous

I never knew but I was walkin' the line (Hee!)
"Come go with me," I said, "I have no time." (Hee-hee!)
She said, "Don't you pretend we didn't talk on the phone." (Hee!)
My baby cried, she left me standin' alone (Hee! Hee!)

She's so dangerous
The girl is so dangerous (Hee-hee!)
Take away my money, throw away my time
You can call me "honey", but you're no damn good for me

She came at me in sections with the eyes of desire
I fell trapped into her web of sin
A touch, a kiss
A whisper of love, I was at the point of no return

Deep in the darkness of passion's insanity
I felt taken by lust's strange inhumanity
This girl was persuasive, this girl I could not trust
The girl was bad, the girl was dangerous

I never knew but I was livin' in vain (Hee!)
She called my house, she said, "You know my name."
(You know my name!)

"And don't you pretend you never did me before."
(Don't you, don't you, baby!) (Hee!)
With tears in her eyes, my baby walked out the door
(Don't you, don't you, don't) (Hee! Hee! Hee! Hee!)

She's so dangerous
The girl is so dangerous (Hee-hee!)
Take away my money, throw away my time
You can call me "honey", but you're no damn good for me

Dangerous
The girl is so dangerous (Hee-hee!) (Dog gone!)
I have to pray to God, 'cause I know how lust can blind
It's a passion in my soul, but you're no damn lover friend of mine

Hee-hee!
Ooh!
Ooh!
Hoo!

I cannot sleep alone at night
My baby left me here tonight
I cannot cope 'til it's all right
You and your manipulation, you hurt my baby

And then it happened, she touched me
For the lips of a strange woman drop as a honeycomb
And her mouth was smoother than oil, but her inner spirit and words were as sharp as a two-edged sword
But I loved it, 'cause it's dangerous

Dangerous (Hee!)
The girl is so dangerous (Hee-hee!) (Hee!)
Take away my money, throw away my time (Oh!)
You can call me "honey", but you're no damn good for me
Dangerous (Hee!)

The girl is so dangerous (Hee-hee!) (Hee!)
Take away my money, throw away my time (Dog gone!) (Oh!)
You can call me "honey", but you're no damn good for me
Dangerous (Hee!)

The girl is so dangerous (Hee-hee!)
Take away my money, throw away my time (Whoa!) (Oh, yeah!)
You can call me "honey", but you're no damn good for me
Dangerous (Hee! Hee!)

The girl is so dangerous (Hoo-hee! Hoo!) (Dog gone!)
I have to pray to God, 'cause I know how lust can blind
It's a passion in my soul, but you're no damn lover friend of mine

Hoo!
Hoo!
Hoo!
My baby
You been, you take, uh
You don't, don't, don't

You turn, my baby
Hoo!
Hoo!
Hoo!
Hoo!

Hoo!
Hoo!
Dangerous
Dangerous, dangerous
Hoo!
Dangerous, dangerous
Hoo!

Lyrics Meaning In English

“Dangerous” — Full Meaning in English

The song “Dangerous” by Michael Jackson is about a man who becomes intensely attracted to a woman who appears irresistible, seductive, and mysterious—but whom he gradually realizes is emotionally destructive and untrustworthy.

The central idea is a conflict between desire and self-control: he knows the woman is bad for him, yet her attraction is so powerful that he struggles to stay away.

1. First encounter: instant attraction

At the beginning, the narrator sees the woman enter a place and immediately feels that she is different from everyone else.

He is fascinated by her appearance, movements, confidence, and presence. He describes her almost as if she has a supernatural or divine quality.

The important point is that he is attracted before he understands who she really is.

Her physical presence captures his attention, and everyone around her seems affected by the same charisma.

2. Attraction turns into suspicion

As he watches her, he senses something more complicated beneath her beauty.

She is persuasive and seductive, but he doesn't trust her.

This creates the song's main contradiction:

He wants her, but he knows she may hurt him.

The word “dangerous” therefore doesn't simply mean that she is physically dangerous. It means that becoming involved with her could damage his emotions, relationship, money, time, and peace of mind.

3. She interferes with his relationship

The narrator already has a partner, but this mysterious woman begins pulling him toward her.

She reminds him that they have spoken before and challenges him when he tries to deny their connection.

His partner eventually discovers what is happening and leaves him.

This is where attraction becomes a real consequence. What initially seemed exciting now costs him something important: the relationship with the woman he loved.

4. “Take away my money, throw away my time”

This part expresses the narrator's realization that the relationship is consuming him.

He feels that the woman is taking:

• his money
• his time
• his emotional energy
• his attention
• his ability to think clearly

Even though he recognizes these consequences, he remains attracted to her.

That is why the song feels psychologically conflicted. He isn't simply saying, “She is bad, so I'll leave.”

Instead, he is saying:

“I know she's bad for me, but I am still attracted to her.”

5. The “web” of temptation

The imagery of being caught in a web represents temptation.

He feels as though he has gradually become trapped. It isn't necessarily one single moment when he loses control. Rather, it happens through increasing intimacy:

attraction → touch → kiss → emotional temptation → loss of control

By the time he realizes how deeply involved he has become, he feels that he has reached a point where turning back is difficult.

6. Lust versus love

One of the deepest themes in the song is the difference between lust and genuine love.

The narrator experiences extremely powerful physical desire, but he gradually understands that desire doesn't mean the relationship is healthy.

He describes his feelings as something that can blind him.

In other words:

Strong attraction can make a person ignore warning signs.

The woman may be exciting and sexually attractive, but that doesn't make her trustworthy or good for him.

7. His guilt and regret

After his partner leaves, the narrator is emotionally devastated.

He can't sleep properly and struggles to cope with being alone.

This shows that the excitement of the forbidden relationship has produced a painful consequence.

He now understands that his actions weren't simply a private fantasy. Someone he cared about was hurt because of them.

8. The biblical imagery

Near the end, the song uses imagery associated with Proverbs 5, particularly the warning about a seductive woman whose words appear sweet but ultimately lead to danger.

The comparison between something sweet like honey and something sharp like a two-edged sword creates a powerful contrast.

The meaning is essentially:

She appears sweet and irresistible on the outside, but involvement with her can cause serious pain.

This biblical reference strengthens the song's message about temptation, lust, and consequences.

9. Why does he call her “dangerous”?

“Dangerous” has several meanings in the song.

She is dangerous because she can:

Emotionally — hurt him and destroy his relationship.

Psychologically — manipulate his thoughts and desires.

Financially — potentially take his money.

Socially — create conflict between him and his partner.

Sexually — overwhelm his self-control through intense attraction.

Morally — tempt him into behavior that conflicts with his values.

So the danger isn't simply “this woman is evil.”

It's more nuanced:

Her attraction is powerful enough to make him behave against his own better judgment.

10. The deeper psychological meaning

The song is really about temptation.

The narrator knows something isn't right, but his brain is overwhelmed by excitement and desire. This creates an internal battle between the part of him seeking immediate pleasure and the part recognizing long-term consequences.

That's why the repeated word “Dangerous” is so important.

It represents the warning inside his own mind.

He knows the risk.

He understands the consequences.

But he is still attracted.

11. The ending

The repeated phrases toward the end become increasingly fragmented and emotional.

Rather than telling a straightforward story, the vocal performance communicates a person who is overwhelmed by conflicting feelings.

He is caught between:

desire ↔ guilt
pleasure ↔ pain
attraction ↔ distrust
lust ↔ love
temptation ↔ self-control

The repetition makes the listener feel that he is almost trapped in the cycle himself.

Overall meaning

In simple English, the song means:

“I met a woman who was incredibly attractive and seductive. I became obsessed with her even though I sensed that I couldn't trust her. My attraction caused me to neglect my relationship, hurt the woman I loved, waste my time and possibly my money, and lose control of myself. I know this woman is bad for me, but my desire for her is so powerful that I struggle to escape it.”

So “Dangerous” isn't really a love song. It is a song about the intoxicating power of temptation—and how something that feels incredibly pleasurable in the moment can ultimately become destructive.