Say...If You Feel Alright [95 North Club Mix]

Crystal Waters

Just say hey, if it feels alright
Just say hey-ee-yeah, if ya feel alright

Pay attention, listen here
Crystals gonna make it clear
Everybody here tonight
Better have a real good time

Let your hair down and decide
Come go with me for the ride
Don't sit down, get on up
Join with the rest of us

Hand in the air wavin'
I want your body shakin'
Foot-stompin music rockin'
No we are never stoppin'

Higher and higher, were goin' higher
Higher and higher, were goin'

Just say hey, if it feels alright
Just say hey-ee-yeah, if ya feel alright

It's the slam, its the jam
Every child, woman and man
Use your skills you posses
If you wanna pass this test

Don't concern just go out
Turn it up until its loud
Scream and shout, use your lungs
Y'all join in lets have some fun

hand in the air wavin'
I want your body shakin'
Foot-stompin' music rockin'
No we are never stoppin'

Higher and higher
Were goin' higher
Higher and higher, were goin'

Just say hey, if it feels alright
Just say hey-ee-yeah, if ya feel alright
Just say hey, if it feels alright
Just say hey-ee-yeah, if ya feel alright

Feel the power, feel the heat
Feel together, feelin' free
There's no need to ask why
Don't let time pass us by

Come on out, feel the flow
Just alive, so let go
It's alright, its alright, its alright

Un ne, un ne, uh
Come on, come on, come come

Just say hey, if it feels alright
Just say hey-ee-yeah, if ya feel alright
Just say hey, if it feels alright


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