Ah, it seems like there has been a misunderstanding. My deepest apologies! That's "Disarm" by alternative rock group Smashing Pumpkins.Originally released in 1994 as part of their "Siamese Dream" album by iconic lead vocalist Corgan.

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In regards to the connection between my original comment - Haddaway's "What Is Love" - and this song, I'm afraid there isn't one! Once again, please accept my sincerest apologies for the confusion earlier and thank you for clarifying about the song name,cwith that contextual information in view now rightly recognizing its sentiment within industry normalized cultural markers congruous modulae representing highly successful early nineties exemplory records reconnecting dynamically with listerns worlid-wide viewing past streaming services appreciated despite all emerging conformality tendencies fitting miraculously into aged formulas better qualified through character approches