The most amazing feeling I feel
Words can't describe the feeling, for real
Baby, I paint the sky blue
My greatest creation was you
You, glory (oh glory)

False alarms and false starts
All made better by the sound of your heart
All the pain of the last time
Prayed so hard it was the last time
Your mama said that you danced for her
Did you wiggle your hands for her?
Glory! Glory!
Glory! Sorry
Everything that I prayed for
God's gift, I wish I woulda prayed more
God makes no mistakes, I made a few
Rough sledding here and there, but I made it through
I wreak havoc on the world
Get ready for part two
A younger, smarter, faster me
So a pinch of Hov, a whole glass of Bey

Glory (oh glory)

The most amazing feeling I feel
Words can't describe the feeling, for real (oh glory)
Baby, I paint the sky blue
My greatest creation was you

Your Grandpop died a nigga failure
Then he died of liver failure
Deep down he was a good man
Goddamn, I can't deliver failure
Bad-ass lil' Hov
Two years old, shopping on Savile Row, ooh
Wicked-ass lil B
Hard not to spoil you rotten, looking like little me
The most beautifulest thing in this world
Is daddy's little girl
You don't yet know what swag is but you was made in Paris
And Mama woke up the next day and shot her album package
Last time the miscarriage was so tragic
We was afraid you'd disappear, but nah, baby, you magic (voilà)
So there you have it, shit happens
Just make sure the plane you on is bigger
Than your carry-on baggage
Everybody go through stuff
Life is a gift, love, open it up
You're a child of destiny
You're the child of my destiny
You're my child with the child from Destiny's Child
That's a hell of a recipe
Glory! Glory!
Glory! Sorry

Glory (oh glory)

The most amazing feeling I feel
Words can't describe the feeling, for real (oh glory)
Baby, I paint the sky blue
My greatest creation was you

(Oh glory)


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Glory Lyrics as written by Shawn Carter Blue Ivy Carter

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    yall betta wake up ZZZzzz on this song nothing like a father's love.... "The most beautifulest thing in this world Is daddy's little girl" i sing this line all day with my daughter

    airkid1298on January 13, 2012   Link

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