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My My My (Ryan Finley's Electro Club Mix) - Armand van Helden



     
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My, My, My
My, My, My
(Whoaaa)
Whoaa
How did we ever get this way
Where's it gonna go...My, My, My
My, My, My
(Oooh Ooooh wee)
Ooh
How we gonna make it work
What's it gonna take to do itMy, My, My
My, My, My
(Whoaaa)
Whoaa
How did we ever get this way
Where's it gonna go...My, My, My
My, My, My
(Oooh Ooooh wee)

Ooh
How we gonna make it work
What's it gonna take to do itMy, My, My
My, My, My
(Whoaaa)
Whoaa
How did we ever get this way
Where's it gonna go...My, My, My
My, My, My
(Oooh Ooooh wee)
Ooh
How we gonna make it work
What's it gonna take to do itMy, My, My
My, My, My
(Whoaaa)
Whoaa
How did we ever get this way
Where's it gonna go...My, My, My
My, My, My
(Oooh Ooooh wee)
Ooh
How we gonna make it work
What's it gonna take to do itMy, My, My
My, My, My
(Oooh Ooooh wee)
Ooh
How we gonna make it work
What's it gonna take to do itMy, My, My
My, My, My
(Whoaaa)
Whoaa
How did we ever get this way
Where's it gonna go...My, My, My
My, My, My
(Oooh Ooooh wee)
Ooh
How we gonna make it work
What's it gonna take to do itMy, My, My
My, My, My
(Whoaaa)
Whoaa
How did we ever get this way
Where's it gonna go...My, My, My
My, My, My
(Oooh Ooooh wee)
Ooh
How we gonna make it work
What's it gonna take to do itMy, My, My
My, My, My
(Whoaaa)
Whoaa
How did we ever get this way
Where's it gonna go...My, My, My
My, My, My
(Oooh Ooooh wee)
Ooh
How we gonna make it work
What's it gonna take to do it
Songwriters
MANN, BARRY / WEIL, CYNTHIA / VAN HELDEN, ARMAND / WRIGHT, GARYPublished by
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Armand Van Helden is a house music artist and music remixer whose biggest commercial successes came from his remixes of the 1996 Tori Amos song "Professional Widow", which reached the top of the UK singles chart, and his own track "You Don't Know Me" which was Number 1 in the UK in January 1999. Van Helden was born in Boston on February 17, 1970 to a Dutch-Indonesian father and a French-Lebanese mother, but travelled around the world as a child spending time in the Netherlands, Turkey and Italy, as his father was a member of the US Air Force.

Read more about Armand van Helden on Last.fm.


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