Kevin Lyttle (born Lescott Kevin Lyttle Coombs, on 14 September 1976) is a … Read Full Bio ↴Kevin Lyttle (born Lescott Kevin Lyttle Coombs, on 14 September 1976) is a soca artist hailing from Saint Vincent, who had a worldwide hit with the interpellative soca ballad, "Turn Me On" which was recorded by Lyttle and the ragga soca artist Spragga Benz. The song was originally done by the rhythm and a blues group

Lyttle recorded "Turn Me On" in Saint Vincent and the Grenadines in 2001. His strong live performances of soca influenced by hip hop and r&b made the song a hit throughout the Caribbean.

The song started finding its way into clubs in the UK. It was officially released as a single in the UK in late 2003 and reached Number 2 in its first week, spending seven weeks in the Top Ten of the UK singles chart. It later reached #11 in Finland and #3 in Australia; and was a hit in another 12 countries. The single was released in the U.S. in 2004 and the video was added to MTV on 24 May 2004. "Turn Me On" eventually peaked at #4 on the Billboard Hot 100.

Kevin Lyttle signed with Atlantic Records in 2003. His self-titled album was released on July 27, 2004 in the U.S. The second single "Last Drop" has been released in markets outside the U.S., and has reached the top ten in Finland, top 20 in Switzerland and top 40 in the Netherlands, Sweden and Australia.

Kevin Lyttle's most recent release is called "Fyah". Songs include the title song, as well as "Come See Me" featuring Lexxus and "Something About You," which is co-produced by Kevin Rudolf ("Let It Rock" featuring Lil Wayne.)

Fyah
Kevin Lyttle Lyrics

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Lady yeah
Oohhh...
Lady yeah
Aaaoowwhh
Come on

You got di fyah in yuh waistline
Fyah in yuh waistline

Girl you got di fyah in yuh waistline
Fyah in yuh waistline
So let go and whine girl
Free up yuh mind
Let go and whine girl
Free up yuh mind

You got a body to make dem bawl
Make dem stop, stand and stall
And I see you from across the hall
I wish I had your number to call
I hesitated to approach you
But I couldn't resist to
Tell you the way I feel girl

You got di fyah in yuh waistline
Fyah in yuh waistline
Fyah in yuh waistline
Girl you got di fyah in yuh waistline
So let go and whine girl
Free up yuh mind
Let go and whine girl
Free up yuh mind

The closer you get to me
The clearer my eyes could see
The curves on your body mezmorizing light in me
Just give me a chance to show you
The things that I can do
Cause you're a blessing from above
Baby...

You got di fyah in yuh waistline
Fyah in yuh waistline
Girl you got di fyah in yuh waistline
Fyah in yuh waistline
So let go and whine girl
Free up yuh mind
Let go and whine girl
Free up yuh mind

Di fyah burnin higha
Igniting my desire
Fan It
Fan It
Di fyah blazin higha
Igniting my desire
Fan It
Fan It

You got a body to make dem bawl
Make dem stop, stand and stall
See you from across the hall
I wish I had your number to call
Hesitated to approach you
But I just couldn't resist to
Tell you the way I feeeeeeeel
Baaaaby...

You got di fyah in yuh waistline
Fyah in yuh waistline
Fyah in yuh waistline
Girl you got di fyah in yuh waistline
Fyah in yuh waistline
Fyah in yuh waistline
Fyah in yuh waistline
Girl you got di fyah in yuh waistline

Ooooooooooooh (yeah yeah baby)
Ooooooooooooh (fyah)

Ooooooooooooh (fyah)
Ooooooh-yeeaaah

Overall Meaning

The song "Fyah" by Kevin Lyttle is a dancehall-infused track that celebrates the sensual nature of women especially around their waistline. The lyrics primarily talk about how the woman has a fire in her waistline that is irresistible, and how the singer can't resist the curves on her body. He expresses a strong desire to get closer to her, to show her what he can do.

The song opens up on a slightly upbeat note, with lyrics like "Lady yeah" and gradually builds up over time. The singer mentions that he wishes he had the woman's number so that he could get to know her better. He opens up about his desire to show her the things he can do, which he believes will make her realize that she's a blessing from above. The chorus is repeated several times, emphasizing the central theme of having a fire in the waistline while inviting the woman to let go and whine freely.

Overall, the song is a celebration of the power of female sensuality and the desire to be close to someone who embodies that power.

Line by Line Meaning

You got di fyah in yuh waistline
Your hips move so amazing that it's like there's fire inside them

Girl you got di fyah in yuh waistline
You, girl, got that fire burning inside your hips

So let go and whine girl
Just let it all out and move your body girl

Free up yuh mind
Stop worrying and just have a great time letting loose

You got a body to make dem bawl
Your body is so beautiful it could make anyone drop their jaw

Make dem stop, stand and stall
You're so attractive that people stop in their tracks just to look at you

And I see you from across the hall
Even from far away I can't help but admire you

I wish I had your number to call
I want to get to know you better

I hesitated to approach you
I was too nervous to come up to you

But I couldn't resist to
But I just had to tell you how I feel

The closer you get to me
The more I see your body's curves and they're driving me crazy

The clearer my eyes could see
Your beauty becomes more and more apparent the closer you come to me

The curves on your body mezmorizing light in me
The curves of your body are so mesmerizing they're like a light shining on me

Just give me a chance to show you
Let me show you my worth and how special you are to me

The things that I can do
How I can make you feel loved and happy if you give me a chance

Cause you're a blessing from above
You are a gift to me from the heavens above

Di fyah burnin higha
The fire burning within you is intensifying

Igniting my desire
It's fueling my passion for you even more

Fan It
Let's keep this fire going stronger

Di fyah blazin higha
The fire within you is blazing even higher now

You got di fyah in yuh waistline
Your hips are on fire, girl!

Ooooooooooooh (fyah)
Oh yeah, girl, that fire is burning hot

Ooooooh-yeeaaah
Oh yes, that's how I feel about you, baby

Writer(s): Michael Hulsmeier, Darryl Henry, Scott Anthony Galt, Shertz Anatol James, Kevin Lyttle

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