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Personality So Magnetic

(Bogi Taylor)

This is a happy, upbeat lyric. Can be applied in almost any genres in my opinion. It can be a love song, or also can be turned into a more "friend" topic. It only depends on your creativity.

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(Verse1) 
You got this smile on your face
"Why to be negative?"
That little thing in your moves
Strong, still so impressive
On high vibration all day, all night
You can raise anyone's vibes

(Chorus) 
You have a personality so magnetic
Got angels from heaven come to you dancing
You got them singing 
Oooh whoa, oooh whoa
Uh-lala-la

(Verse2) 
You are always so calm
Always telling me kindly
I shouldn't take things so serious
And that I shouldn't worry
You can shake me up so fine
And raise the vibes up to the sky

(Chorus) 
You have a personality so magnetic
Got angels from heaven come to you dancing
You got them singing 
Oooh whoa, oooh whoa
Uh-lala-la

(Outro)
Such a personality so magnetic
Got angels from heaven come to you dancing
And got them singing
Oooh whoa, oooh whoa
Uh-lala-la

© Bogi Taylor 2021

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