Lola (feat. Jussie Smollett and Yazz)

Empire Cast · Other Songs - Empire Cast

This is dedicated to you

This is dedicated



Pretty little girl

You got eyes like mine

Even your fingers and your toes

Make me smile everytime

When I look at you I see your face of me

Make me happy every time you count to three

Never thought my heart would ever be complete

Here's a lock and you can throw away the key



Said I'm in love with L-O-L-A

Lola, Lola, Lola

Said I'm in love with L-O-L-A

Lola, Lola, Lola



You're daddy's little girl (daddy's little girl)

Baby girl you are my world (girl you are my world)

See I'm in love with L-O-L-A

Lola, Lola, Lola



Pretty little girl

You look just like your dad

Where you been all of my life

Oh baby don't grow up too fast, no, no

I look at you I see your face of me

Make me happy every time you count to three

Never thought my heart would ever be complete

Here's a lock and you can throw away the key



I'm in love with L-O-L-A

Lola, Lola, Lola

Said I'm in love with L-O-L-A

Lola, Lola, Lola



You're daddy's little girl (daddy's little girl)

Baby girl you are my world (girl you are my world)

See I'm in love with L-O-L-A

Lola, Lola, Lola



L-O-L-A welcome to the Lyon family, one more time

L-O-L-A welcome to the Lyon family, one more time

L-O-L-A welcome to the Lyon family, one more time

L-O-L-A welcome to the Empire babe, here we go



Said I feel so happy I could dance (I could dance)

I could even clap my hands (clap your hands, clap your hands tonight)

(clap your hands, clap your hands tonight)

Let's go, let's go

Said I feel so happy I could dance (I could dance)

I could even clap my hands (I could even clap my hands)

Lola I'm happy again

O got a daughter y'all

Yeah you do

Welcome to the family

Lola (feat. Jussie Smollett and Yazz)

Lola stands as a vibrant song in the musical landscape of the Empire television series, showcasing the collaborative spirit that defined the show's soundtrack. Performed by the Empire Cast, the track features Jussie Smollett and Yazz, blending contemporary R&B with the high-energy pop sensibilities characteristic of the series. This recording highlights the ensemble's ability to merge distinct vocal styles into a cohesive performance, reflecting the dramatic and musical themes central to the program. As part of a broader discography of original songs released during the show's initial seasons, the track contributes to the rich auditory identity of the franchise. The song exemplifies the production quality and genre fusion that helped establish the series as a cultural touchstone for music-driven television.