Come Lay with Me
Wiley · Playtime Is Over [2007]
Maybe it's you
God only knows how it happened
But we know it's true
Baby
I get the feeling that I've found
My everything, when you're around
And I'm lovin' the way
(You kiss me gently)
And whisper my name
Woah
See
The situation that we need to handle
So won't you come lay with me
So we can finally live our dreams
X 2
There will never be
Another who can love you like me
I'll take my time, we ain't gotta rush
Your body's than my touch
The sexy vibe I get from you
I like it
So exciting
And, I can't control myself
I'm in the mood, so don't fight it
Come on here cause I got this for you
See
The situation that we need to handle
So won't you come lay with me
So we can finally live our dreams
X 2
Boy your love
Let me just
Feels so
Know you want me
It's no use, I'm not gettin my work done
She wants me to lie down get comfy
It's not like we both get paid monthly
You see me workin it's for you, money
Seekin' new money for me n my honey
I've gotta work so I fill up my tummy
She'd rather tease me than my programme
And keep me in so I make minimal money
It's no use, she's kissin my neck
I don't wanna stop now
Keep kissin my neck
New double bed
Let's christen the bed
Wait up, you're seducing me
I've got work to do
She got crazy
Next fing I knew I was in this bed
Gettin wicked in the bed
And I had about several months on my neck
She got so wild, I will never forget
See
The situation that we need to handle
So won't you come lay with me
So we can finally live our dreams
X 3
Come Lay with Me
Wiley's 'Come Lay with Me' stands as a defining track from his 2007 album 'Playtime Is Over,' capturing the raw energy and melodic sensibility of the UK garage and jungle revival era. Released during a period when Wiley was redefining the sound of British dance music, the recording blends his signature vocal delivery with driving rhythms that became a staple of the genre. The song exemplifies his ability to craft anthemic tracks that resonate deeply within the club culture, showcasing a maturity in his songwriting that bridged the gap between his earlier experimental work and his later mainstream success. As a key component of his discography, the track remains a testament to the vibrant musical landscape of the late 2000s.