This song's music video begins with a black and white cartoon sketch of a motorcycle race, and after the transition to live-action, the winner of that race invites a woman at a table in a restaurant into his two-dimensional world. This song opens, "Talking away, I don't know what, what to say," and the singer declares, "I'll be coming for your love, okay," prior to the chorus. This song's chorus e
This song's music video begins with a black and white cartoon sketch of a motorcycle race, and after the transition to live-action, the winner of that race invites a woman at a table in a restaurant into his two-dimensional world. This song opens, "Talking away, I don't know what, what to say," and the singer declares, "I'll be coming for your love, okay," prior to the chorus. This song's chorus ends with the line "I'll be gone in a day or two," hitting an extreme high note on the word "two." For 10 points, name this song by the Norwegian pop band A-ha, whose chorus instructs the listener to "take me on."
This song's music video begins with a black and white cartoon sketch of a motorcycle race, and after the transition to live-action, the winner of that race invites a woman at a table in a restaurant into his two-dimensional world.
“{Take on Me}”