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Album: Raymond v. Raymond (2010)
Charted: 23 15
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  • Watch me as I dance under the spotlight
    Listen to the people screaming out more, and more
    'Cause I create the feeling that keep 'em coming back
    Yeah, I create the feeling that keep 'em coming back
    So captivating when I get it on the floor

    Know y'all been patiently waiting
    I know you need me, I can feel it
    I'm a beast, I'm an animal
    I'm that monster in the mirror
    The headliner, finisher
    I'm the closer, winner
    Best when under pressure
    With seconds left I show up

    If you really want more (more), scream it out louder
    Get on the floor (floor), bring out the fire
    And light it up (up), take it up higher
    Gonna push it to the limit, give it more

    If you really want more (more), scream it out louder
    Get on the floor (floor), bring out the fire
    And light it up (up), take it up higher
    Gonna push it to the limit, give it more

    Get up both your hands, I'm in the zone tight
    Put 'em in the air, if you more (and) more
    'Cause I can't wait to feel it
    I go hard, can't stop
    But if I stop just know that I'mma bring it back
    Never quittin' don't believe in that

    Know y'all been patiently waiting
    I know you need me, I can feel it
    I'm a beast, I'm an animal
    I'm that monster in the mirror
    The headliner, finisher
    I'm the closer, winner
    Best when under pressure
    With seconds left I show up

    If you really want more (more), scream it out louder
    Get on the floor (floor), bring out the fire
    And light it up (up), take it up higher
    Gonna push it to the limit, give it more

    If you really want more (more), scream it out louder
    Get on the floor (floor), bring out the fire
    And light it up (up), take it up higher
    Gonna push it to the limit, give it more

    Oh (I give you more)
    Oh (I give you, I, I give you more)
    Oh
    Gotta push it to the limit, give it more

    Oh (I give you more)
    Oh (I give you, I, I give you more)
    Oh
    Gotta push it to the limit, give it more

    If you really want more (more), scream it out louder
    Get on the floor (floor), bring out the fire
    And light it up (up), take it up higher
    Gonna push it to the limit, give it more

    If you really want more (more), scream it out louder
    Get on the floor (floor), bring out the fire
    And light it up (up), take it up higher
    Gonna push it to the limit, give it more

    Oh
    Oh
    Oh
    Gotta push it to the limit, give it more Writer/s: Charles Jr. Hinshaw, Nadir Khayat, Usher Raymond
    Publisher: BMG Rights Management, Sony/ATV Music Publishing LLC, Universal Music Publishing Group
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