Fly Away • Jessie Simmons

ADDED BY GEN11 (JAN 2, 2015 AT 9:46 AM) • 11,008 VIEWS • EDIT

Genre: Zouk
Year: 2014
Produced by: Tony Drumzz
Lyrics by: Jessie Simmons, J-Ron & JeanR

[Verse 1]
The way you make me feel
I know that it's for real
Baby boy you make me
Feel so good
I always reminisce
About your tender kiss
Oh boy
You make me lose my mind

[Hook]
Boy won't you give me some more
I love the way you move
All up on the dance floor
And if you want me tonight
Gotta give me some more
If you do me right
Imma do you some more (2x)

[Chorus]
You've spread my wings
But now I'm falling
Won't you help me to fly away
Me to fly away
Wings
But now I'm falling
Won't you help me to fly away
Me to fly away

[Verse 2]
You are my shooting star
I love the way you are
Boy I really think you should
Make a move my way
Don't care what they have to say
Boy you're just losing time
Baby

[Hook]
Boy won't you give me some more
I love the way you move
All up on the dance floor
And if you want me tonight
Gotta give me some more
If you do me right
Imma do you some more (2x)

[Chorus]
You've spread my wings
But now I'm falling
Won't you help me to fly away
Me to fly away
Wings
But now I'm falling
Won't you help me to fly away
Me to fly away




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