Kiss You Up

Shontelle · No Gravity [2010]

Intro: Woahhohohoh Woahhohohoh



You just have to say what you need

and I'll hear you out

You don't have to hang in a sea

cause I'll be a crowd

I'm at your side

to hold you up when you've fallen down



Anytime that you want me around

I'll be there at the speed of sound

Anytime that you want me around

I'm there



Kiss you up

Love you down

Make you right through the night

If you need a little love

I'll kiss you up



Don't ever change

Cause I love...

you the way that you are

No matter how dark it may be

I still think you are a star

And if you break

I will come and mend your sweet heart



Anytime that you want me around



I'll be there at the speed of sound

Anytime that you want me around

I'm there



Kiss you up

Love you down

Make you right through the night

If you need a little love

I'll kiss you up



And no higher feeling

I don't need a reason to reveal it

Remember to breath in

Never stop believing

You're extraordinary



Kiss you up

I love you down

Kiss you up

Said love you down

Make you right through the night

If you need a little love

I'll kiss you up

Make it right through the night

If you need a little love

I'll kiss you up

Kiss You Up

Shontelle's 'Kiss You Up' serves as a standout track from her 2010 album 'No Gravity,' showcasing her evolution from R&B to electronic dance music. Released during a pivotal era for her career, the song blends her signature vocal style with a driving electronic beat, reflecting the genre shift evident in her broader discography. As part of the album's cohesive sound, the recording highlights her ability to adapt her voice for contemporary club environments while maintaining her emotive delivery. The track stands alongside other key releases from this period, such as 'Impossible' and 'Say Hello To Goodbye,' cementing her status as a versatile artist capable of navigating both soulful ballads and high-energy dance tracks. This recording remains a notable example of her work during the early 2010s, capturing the intersection of R&B and electronic pop that defined her output at the time.