So innocent, you can tell by the clothes
College girl with a 4.0
Good girl by day,
Damn who would have known?

But when the lights go (lights go) down
And she's out on the floor,
The freak comes out
And she loses control.
The way she moves got me
Begging for more (for more)

She's dancin' like there's
No one else in the room,
Try and dance for two.
'Cause at the darkest light
She's someone else,

She owns the night.
She owns the night.
She owns the night.
She owns the night.
She owns the night.

I'm talking to you and you.

She owns the night.
She owns the night.
She owns the night.
She owns the night.
She owns the night.

I'm talking to you and you.

Shawty like the bass vibrate speakers.
Her body's hypnotic,
All the fellas wanna meet her,
Can't leave without saying goodbye,
To your angel face,
Fly me home under your wings baby,
Wings baby

We can go back to my crib,
First time I'll blindfold you
You can't know where I live.
Kidding girl it's your world I'm living in.
Me, I'm just visiting,
Why don't you put on a show for me?
Baby

She's dancin' like there's
No one else in the room,
Try and dance for two.
'Cause at the darkest light
She's someone else,

She owns the night.
She owns the night.
She owns the night.
She owns the night.
She owns the night.

I'm talking to you and you.

She owns the night.
She owns the night.
She owns the night.
She owns the night.
She owns the night.

I'm talking to you... and you.

She owns the night,
The night is hers.
Make reservations,
To view them curves.
She speaks that body language,
Ain't got to say a word.
All eyes on her.

She owns the night.
She owns the night.
She owns the night.
She owns the night.
She owns the night.

I'm talking to you and you.

She owns the night.
She owns the night.
She owns the night.
She owns the night.
She owns the night.

I'm talking to you


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She Owns the Night Lyrics as written by Mike Hamilton Ray Romulus

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