Kayla
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Kayla
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Eyes of brown
Beautiful and she's so warm to just be around
My heart, it pounds
That she is more than a pretty face lost in the crowd
Won't you lie next to me, oh, Kayla?
Won't you lie next to me, oh, Kayla?
Won't you lie next to me, oh, Kayla?
Won't you lie, oh, next to me, oh, Kayla?
Okay
Rose like cheeks
You'll tell me I'm wrong, and that's just because you don't like what you see
Just know I do, and
All of the time, you're on my mind making me blind
Won't you lie next to me, oh, Kayla?
Won't you lie next to me, oh, Kayla?
Won't you lie next to me, oh, Kayla?
Won't you lie next to me? Okay, love
Okay
Okay, love, okay
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Who performs "Kayla"?
Stephen Sanchez performs "Kayla", and this lyric page sits inside the Stephen Sanchez catalog on LyroVerse.
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