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[Intro]
Baby ohh ohh
Did I?...
Did I baby did i?..

[Verse 1]
I know you
You wanna love me slow
This ain't love, no
But it can still be good to you (and your body)
Come aboard this pleasure cruise(give it to me)

Slow it down, baby, take your time
I can see the way you watch me, 
Way you stare, slowly undressin me
Come as you are (I'm ready)
Bring your pleasures, bring your kinks
Bring your scars (don't be shy baby)
Lay your head on me

[Pre-Chorus]
Tell me, do you like the way I whisper in your ear?
The way my lips, they linger when I pull you near?

[Chorus]
Did I turn you on? (Yeah)
Did I turn you on? (Uh-huh)
Did I turn you on?
Did I make you crave me all along?
Did I make you go in your zone?
Tell me, baby, did I turn you on?

[Verse 2]
I know we settin’ off alarms
When I’m hittin’ the floor
Got you wrapped in my arms
Baby, ohh baby, gimme more
Say the word, and I’ll take my time
Got you hypnotized in the heat of my design

Losin’ all our self-control
Neighbors knockin’ on the door
On the sofa, table,  kitchen floor
Never have I felt this before
Feel me quiver, feel me tremble
Ohh baby, my body, all yours to explore

[Pre-Chorus]
Tell me, do you like it when I say ("go deeper" )in your ear?
The way my hips shudder when you pull my hair?

[Chorus]
Did I turn you on? (Yeah)
Did I turn you on? (Uh-huh)
Baby, did I?
Did I turn you on? (Uh-huh)
Did I turn you on?
Did I make you yearn for me so strong?
Make you feel like, 
You could go all night long (Ohhh)
So tell me (tell me), baby, 
Did I turn you on?

[Bridge]
Ayy
I got you turned on
Got you hangin' on
Feel the tension, feel the need
Say the word, I’ll take the lead
Don’t pretend, just let it go
Surrender to the way it flows

[Outro]
Did I turn you on? (Mmm, tell me)
Did I make you feel somethin’ strong?
I see the way you look at me, baby
Tell me, baby, did I turn you on?
Ohhh did I...(turn you on)

Did I Turn You On?

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Expect attitude, reflection, and late-night honesty — this is petty, powerful, and completely relatable.

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I'm Ready

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Offsetting that rush is “Beautiful,” a shimmering, confident, feel-good anthem built with bright pop melodies and a smooth urban undercurrent. The production carries a sexy trap bounce that makes the drop hit harder, while the lyrics glow with empowerment and real-world vulnerability.

Every song on the EP carries that live atmosphere — the crowd-energy builds, the bass shakes the floor, and the emotion stays front and center. Synths shimmer, drums snap, and every melody feels like it’s pulling you into the moment. It’s Shemaiah’s most dynamic and diverse project yet, merging pop, EDM, R&B, and trap into a sound that’s unmistakably his.

Turn up the speakers loud.

Butterfly Fly Master

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I'm Geekin'

Without You

“Mine” is Zöe at her most dangerous: soft-voiced, velvet-skinned, and absolutely unhinged in the prettiest way.
A late-night, neon-washed R&B confession, the track blends sultry obsession with quiet dominance — the kind of love that whispers instead of begs, and marks instead of asks.

Over a glossy, dark Y2K R&B-pop bounce, Zöe slides between breathy harmonies and low register chest notes, claiming a man who swears he wants space but answers every time she calls. Her verses move like a hand around a throat — gentle, intentional, and unrelenting.

Rei enters like the mistake she keeps making: cool, amused, foul-mouthed, and already half-owned. His verse is a laid-back, explicit counterpoint to her intensity — the calm to her crazy, the gasoline to her fire.

“Mine” is a song about obsession dressed up as romance, possession masquerading as devotion.
It’s toxic, it’s tender, it’s territorial — and in true Veil fashion, it’s irresistible.

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Out of the gray

This song is my testimony. I wrote it during one of the hardest moments of my life when God whispered in my spirit and told me to just breathe. Every word is real. Every line is a piece of my story. If you ever felt like the pain was louder than your hope, this one is for you. God pulled me through and I hope this song helps pull you through too.

God Pulled Me Through

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Welcome to her world—where truth sounds like rhythm and pain turns into power. 🎙️💔

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