"Get Wild" is a song by The New Power Generation, and the first single from their 1995 album, Exodus. The song was a hit in the UK, reaching number 19 in the UK Singles Chart.
"Get Wild" is a funk song, in the style of Parliament and Funkadelic. The lead vocals are by Prince who delivers a rap during the bridge, and some Spanish vocals are provided by Mayte. A maxi-single was released with several remixes of the song.
A remix of "Get Wild" was played in the 1994 film, Prêt-à-Porter and was included on the soundtrack album. A video featuring cameo scenes with Lolly Pop and various others was shot at Glam Slam Minneapolis, but was shelved for unknown reasons.
Prince's rap from "Get Wild" was later reused in a promotional remix of the Gold Experience track, "P. Control".
The B-Side of the single was another album track, the psychedelic "Hallucination Rain". This mid-tempo track is mainly spoken but builds into a soaring crescendo of noise and thundering drums in which Prince's voice can be clearly heard at the end. The single also includes the song, "Beautiful Girl", a remix of Prince's 1994 hit, "The Most Beautiful Girl in the World".
Get Wild is the début solo album by Iranian-American house DJ Sharam, one half of the Grammy award-winning DJ/production duo, Deep Dish; released on the February 17, 2009 through Ultra Records.
Why are these teardrops still falling from my eyes?
You'd think by now I'd be wise
Those words you whispered just won't leave me yet
I still can hear you sighing,
All love will be undying
And I keep trying to forget
Would've been
Should've been
Could've been a wild love
How very clever it must have made you feel
To know your kiss was never real
And though it's over
My heart won't let you go
I hear your sigh and laughter
In every beam and rafter
Forever after I'll still know
Would've been
Should've been
Could've been a wild love
I still can hear you sighing,
All love will be undying
And I keep trying to forget
Would've been
Should've been