Kayle
Kayle is a Canadian artist, born in Nova Scotia, and now hails from Coquitlam, British Columbia. Her full-length album Tell Me Why is distributed by MapleMusic Recordings. Her hit songs include A Little Sumthin' Sumthin' , which reached #23 on the Canadian Adult Contemporary chart in 1999 and Don't Hold Me Down.
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Kayle
ALBUMS
- Absolute Dance 25 released: 1999
- Dancemania BASS #3 released:
- A Little Sumthin' Sumthin' released:
Absolute Dance 25
Released 1999- Last Night (radio edit)
- 2 Times (original edit mix)
- Vamos a la Playa (video edit)
- Turn Around (radio edit)
- Blue (Da Ba Dee) (Blue Ice Pop radio edit)
- La La (Legal Alien) (Killer radio mix)
- Hey Boy Hey Girl
- Dragonfly (Airplay mix)
- Push It to the Limit (radio mix)
- I Can't Help Myself (radio Zoom mix)
- Just Round (radio edit)
- Java (All da Ladies Come Around) (radio version)
- Disc Jockey Polka (Short Polka)
- Bomba (radio version)
- Eins, Zwei, Polizei (Happy radio edit)
- Fly Away (Bye Bye) (radio Oooooooh edit)
- A Little Sumthin' Sumthin'
- Funky Cold Medina 'Y2K (radio mix)
- Fuck That (radio edit)
Dancemania BASS #3
- Don't Stop the Bass
- Fight for Your Right (feat. Bastamaike)
- Ryde Out
- Freaky
- You Spin Me Round
- Kung Fu Fighting (Miami Bootsy mix) (feat. Carl Douglas)
- Tide Is High
- Take Another Hit (Of My Life)
- Rodeo (feat. Diamonds)
- Ride It (feat. Mack Joe)
- The Rockafeller Skank
- City Boy Slide
- Do This Bump Dat (feat. Emilio)
- Monkey Pop
- Bailando
- Xtacy
- My Baby Mama
- True That
- Suki Suki Now (feat. Bastamike)
- One Day of Kisses
- A Fantasy
- Crazy
- Alone Tonight
- Y.M.C.A.
- Crank This
- Take It 2 the Max
- Like Dis Baby
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Millionaire
by: City BoyLaying low, hiding out in Mexico
Talking to friends through the eye of a video.
Scared to loose, surrounded by fools, you're wanting lust to
Shout it out, but there's nothing left to talk about
Overhearing chance remarks, viewing movies in the dark,
And so your body stays alive but not your heart.
Losing all you are, to be a millionaire, a millionaire.
You remember how it used to be
Making you smile like a half-forgotten melody
Oh it made you laugh when people pushed for autographs,
But now it seems your yesterdays
Are pictures on a yellow page.
Now you've found your hideaway,
Heavy shutters hide the day
You've got nothing left to lose except the night.
Oh yes you've earned the right to be a millionaire,
A millionaire.
CHORUS
'Cause you're a millionaire, you've got plenty to spare.
All the time in the world to go anywhere
If you lose it all would you really care?
Would it bruise you?
'Cause it's a masquerade in many ways,
It's like wearing shades on a cloudy day
You know it don't make the weather change,
But it fools you.
`Cause you're a millionaire, a millionaire.
And as the sand runs from the glass
And they whisper "gone at last" and the
Shadows come and go
But never pass
Oh bad times never last, when you're a millionaire,
A millionaire.