High As The Sun

Keith Sweat · Til The Morning [2011]

You know what this is

And some wild ..

Now no interruptions no disappearances



i'm start at your kneck and move to your naval

Baby be cool i got it

Straight from the bedroom down to kitchen table

Who can do it like me girl

Nobody know to feel you up like i do , nobody

Switch in positions like i do

I finally got you girl, right where i want you girl

And ecstasy the .. to take is to another world yeah



Chorus:

Finally got your way, finally got your way

I want you baby

I'll do you where you wanna girl

to see me you when you wanna ..

And when we reach our destiny

And when we reach there baby

We'll say high, high as the sun

High as the sun baby, (high as the sun sun )

High as the sun

My love is gonna lift you up high as the us yeah



Just take a break for a while as taking you back to the room girl

And girl is like ..ridin oh yeah

Layin back on .. looking at the way you move

I'll be none like you girl, nobody ooh oh

Can fill you up like i do, nobody

Switch in positions like i do

Finally got you girl right where i want you girl

And ecstasy is the battle take you to another world



[Chorus:]



Scream me right there, scream me right there yeah yeah

Baby when we .. this feel for your ..

Feels like we ..higher the sun

Yeah yeah yeah



[Chorus:]

Sing yeah yea

You'll don't understand no no

How much i feel your love tonight

And reach you baby

High as the sun,

High as the sun

My love is gonna lift you up

High As The Sun

Keith Sweat's 'High As The Sun' stands as a quintessential example of his signature New Jack Swing and R&B style, characterized by lush synthesizer pads and a driving, infectious groove. Released on the 2011 compilation 'Til The Morning,' the track exemplifies the polished production and melodic sensibilities that defined Sweat's career spanning the late 1980s through the 2000s. As a staple of his discography, the song captures the upbeat, danceable energy typical of his work, blending soulful vocals with a rhythmic backbone that propelled countless clubs and radio stations. It remains a definitive representation of the era's sound, showcasing Sweat's ability to craft records that were both commercially successful and deeply rooted in the tradition of smooth, groove-oriented music.