Name & Number

Album: Single release only (2015)
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  • See this girl from across the room
    She's the type to make you lose your cool
    Kinda hard not to recognize
    She's with another guy
    I can see that she don't even care
    If she's not allowed
    Oh, and it hurts to know
    A love like this is underground, tell me, do you hear me?

    Lady, leave your name and number
    On my body so that I won't forget ya
    Blinding lights, fill your eyes
    I won't think twice, I want you like no other

    Lady, leave your name and number
    On my body so that I won't forget ya
    Blinding lights, fill your eyes
    I won't think twice, I want you like no other

    It's impossible to hide us
    Even thought he bought you diamonds
    Just say the word and I'll come to rescue you
    He just wants to keep you silent
    You need to know that I've been told
    The things he does when you're not around
    And I believe that you just need some time
    To fool around

    Lady, leave your name and number
    On my body so that I won't forget ya
    Blinding lights, fill your eyes
    I won't think twice, I want you like no other

    Lady, leave your name and number
    On my body so that I won't forget ya
    Blinding lights, fill your eyes
    I won't think twice, I want you like no other

    I don't want you to be alone at night
    I don't wanna see him make you cry
    All I want is a simple thing
    To remember you by
    And baby you know whenever you're low
    That you can call on me
    So you give me yours
    And I'll give you mine

    Lady, leave your name and number
    On my body so that I won't forget ya
    Blinding lights, fill your eyes
    I won't think twice, I want you like no other

    Lady, leave your name and number
    On my body so that I won't forget ya
    Blinding lights, fill your eyes
    I won't think twice, I want you like no other Writer/s: KINGSLEY BROWN, LEWIS JANKEL
    Publisher: Sony/ATV Music Publishing LLC
    Lyrics licensed and provided by LyricFind

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