DARE

The commentator on the 2006 BRIT Awards said that the song was originally to be called 'It's There' but they changed it because Shaun Ryder's strong Mancunian accent made it sound like he was saying 'It's dare.' According to the DARE Songfacts, the song features the former Happy Mondays frontman Shaun Ryder. The main vocalist is Noodle (in reality the vocals are provided by back up singer Rosie Wilson). The song ends with the same crowd sample as Daft Punk's Revolution 909 starts with.

[Intro: Shaun Ryder] It's coming up It's coming up It's coming up It's coming up It's coming up It's coming up It's dare It's dare [Chorus: Noodle & 2D] You've got to press it on you You've just been thinking That's what you do, baby Hold it down, there Jump with them all and move it Jump back and forth And feel like you were there yourself Work it out [Hook: Shaun Ryder] Never did no harm Never did no harm It's dare It's coming up It's coming up It's coming up It's coming up It's coming up It's dare [Chorus: Noodle, 2D & Shaun Ryder] You've got to press it on you You've just been thinking That's what you do, baby Hold it down, there Jump with them all and move it Jump back and forth And feel like you were there yourself Work it out [Hook: Shaun Ryder] Never did no harm Never did no harm It's dare It's coming up It's coming up It's coming up It's coming up It's coming up It's dare It's dare [Chorus: Noodle, 2D & Shaun Ryder] You've got to press it on you You've just been thinking That's what you do, baby Hold it down, there Jump with them all and move it Jump back and forth And feel like you were there yourself Work it out [Chorus: Noodle, 2D & Shaun Ryder] You've got to press it on you You've just been thinking That's what you do, baby Hold it down, there Jump with them all and move it Jump back and forth And feel like you were there yourself Work it out