Lyrics of 'Jahraymecofasola' by Jill Scott
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I would climb inside a red balloon floating towards the noon, for you
I would fly across the midnight sky, the stars and the moon, for you too
And on that flight I devise a new way to say how much I love you
Tippy tah, sight ah tay, I'm still working on it, baby please forgive me
I think I’d try, how bout jahraymecofasola
How bout jahraymecofasola
How bout jahraymecofasola
How bout jahraymecofasola
On my way I realized I didn’t have a gift for you
So I racked my mind on what it is now that I am supposed to do
Then it hit me I guessed the love in the air hugged rain before it falls down
Put infinity into a melody and see how it sounds
Sounds like jahraymecofasola
Sounds like jahraymecofasola
Sounds like jahraymecofasola
Almost there now, just a million miles to go
And still I can contain how you make me glow, oh you make me glow
People look up at me and ooouuuuh they think that I’m a star
But it’s all because the love you give to me it made me who I are
And it sounds like, sounds like...jahraymecofasola
Sounds like jahraymecofasola
Sounds like jahraymecofasola
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