Yuna - Remember My Name Lyrics
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Remember My Name
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What Are The Lyrics For Remember My Name By Yuna?
I am sensing that a storm is coming
They calling me out to play Got a feeling I'm gonna win it They think that I don't have game I know before I've had a few falls I've got dirt all of my face Baby today I'm gonna win it You gonna remember my name You gonna remember my name You gonna remember my name I've got a feeling You gonna remember my name Are you gonna bring me down Trying to bring me down again Are you gonna bring me down Trying to bring me down again I know You gonna remember my name I am sensed a storm is coming They calling you out to play And when you can feel Your heart is racing You keeping up with the pace And even though you have failed before You know you will find the way Baby today you gonna win it They gonna remember your name They gonna remember your name You gonna remember my name I've got a feeling You gonna remember my name Are you gonna bring me down Trying to bring me down again Are you gonna bring me down Trying to bring me down again I know You gonna remember my name Are you gonna bring me down Trying to bring me down again Are you gonna bring me down Trying to bring me down again I know You gonna remember my name |
Who Wrote Remember My Name By Yuna?
Andre Harris, Yunalis Zarai
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What's The Duration Of The Remember My Name By Yuna?The duration of Remember My Name is 3:37 minutes and seconds. |
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