It's all in the eyes, you and me
Words just disguise
All the things that you be
What is deep, it's deeper than sea
Soul only knows
This type of vibe gets stronger in time

Won't go on unnoticed (I won't)
So concrete can't hold this (can't hold it)
Hearts filled righteously
Whatever it is, I know that it's real
Long as you know
No complaints, you're all that I feel

(Sista soul)
You must be my soul sista, soul sista (sista soul)
You my, you must be my soul sista, soul sista (sista soul)
You my, you must be my soul sista (sista soul)

You are so fine
Like spaces that fall in my soul
See baby that has no rhyme
Do you like how it feels when I smoke you out
Head down to your toes?
Making you, making you scream and shout

(Sista soul)
You must be my soul sista, soul sista (sista soul)
You my, you must be my soul sista, soul sista (sista soul)
You my, you must be my soul sista, soul sista (sista soul)
Sista, sista
Sista soul, sista (sista soul)
Ahh, you must be my soul sista (sista soul)
Sista, sista soul (sista soul)

(Sista soul)
(You're my, you're my soul sista)
(My soul)

(Can I love ya, the right way?)
(Move in closer, babe)
(I wanna love ya)

(She my soul sista, so be my, my soul sista)


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