Get Over (Outro)
Mya · Fear Of Flying (Re-release) [2000]
Oh (Mya) yeah (yeah)
I can't explain why I'm feeling for you so bad
Let's do this
For the first time
It's funny that it seems like yesterday
When we first met up on the stairway
You were so fly you made my shy away
But unfortunately I pretended that I could not stay
And now
1 - I don't know what's just come over me
But suddenly I've got the urge to feel your body
Soakin' wet right next to me
I can't explain why I'm feeling for you so bad
But maybe we'll find out
Tonight for the first time
(For the first time)
So now you're here but I don't know what to do
Cause it's been so long since we both me and you
Have talked have kissed
But there's only one person on this earth
I know that I've missed
Repeat 1
Now I know I've always wanted you
Was too afraid to make a move
Ashamed to let all of my feelings show
And when I heard you were coming to town
I hoped that you would come around
I got some things to say that you should know
But I don't know what's just come over me
But suddenly I've got the urge your body
Your body, body right next to me
I can't explain why I'm feeling
But maybe we'll find out tonight for the first time
Repeat 1 (2x)
Hmm, yeah, yeah
Get Over (Outro)
Mya's 'Get Over (Outro)' serves as a reflective closing track on the re-release of her 2000 album, Fear of Flying. Emerging from a period where the R&B singer solidified her status with hits like 'Case of the Ex' and 'How You Gonna Tell Me,' this recording captures the introspective mood often found in her discography. The song functions as a musical coda, allowing listeners to process the emotional themes explored throughout the project before the record concludes. As part of a body of work that blends contemporary R&B with soulful vocals, the track highlights Mya's ability to craft atmospheric moments that complement her more upbeat singles. This outro remains a significant element of the album's narrative structure, offering a quiet resolution to the energetic journey of the reissue.