Music Video
Music Video
Credits
PERFORMING ARTISTS
Fox in Oil
Performer
Daria Manakova
Background Vocals
Alexander Korolkov
Lead Guitar
Alexander Gavrilov
Bass Guitar
Randy Janco
Background Vocals
Andrei Kvachev
Guitar
Ruslan Gadzhimuradov
Drums
COMPOSITION & LYRICS
Daria Manakova
Songwriter
Alexander Korolkov
Songwriter
Roman Seliverstov
Arranger
PRODUCTION & ENGINEERING
Alexander Korolkov
Producer
Roman Urazov
Mastering Engineer
Roman Seliverstov
Producer
Lyrics
Be like Versace
On this dance floor
Keep dancing all night long
Cmon, Versace!
These heels hope
Your hips can tell me more
This tinsel spark is the power that you show
Put on fancy duds, just leave your comfort zone
How thrilled you are, your wings are spread for sure
I feel it, babe, you just say no more
Say no more
Jam out!
And don't be useful
Never know
When the night is gonna end
Come on!
Some dreams can come true
Enough
Just try to be yourself
How's life, Versace?
You know the ropes
You're like a perfect dope
Hold on, Versace!
This is blinding love
It's lighting up the floor
Well done, Versace
Go get 'em more
You see they need your love
Just smile, Versace
Dance all night long
Cuz you're the queen of all
Well played, life is good
No one really knows what you really do
Can't wait to feel the right mood
Cuz it's really cool to get outta boots
One smile can be enough
One hug is a part of love
Can't stand who you are
Cannot wait to see this nightmare's gone
Don't stop me now
I feel I'm breaking these bonds
I know how you feel
And you keep running around
I want escape these walls
To free my heart and soul
This time I'm breaking out
Na-na-nana-na-now!
(Well played, life is good)
(What you really do)
(One smile can be enough)
(Is a part of love)
Jam out!
And don't be useful
Never know
When the night is gonna end
Come on!
Some dreams can come true
Enough
Just try to be yourself
Jam out!
And don't be useful
Never know
When the night is gonna end
Come on!
Some dreams can come true
Enough
Just try to be yourself
Written by: Alexander Korolkov, Daria Manakova, Roman Seliverstov