Songwriter: Poo Bear Chris Brown

[Verse 1]
That last hour was the worst
When we remember forever
Blessing and a curse
If we could fall back one more hour

[Pre-Chorus]
Maybe we could've made it work
Maybe we should've focused on each other first
Could've left off on better terms
If we could fall back for more hours

[Chorus]
Daylight savings
Like daylight savings
If we could revisit that moment again
I would never let us end that way
Like daylight savings
Like daylight savings
If we could revisit that moment again
I would never let us end that way
Like daylight savings

[Verse 2]
Don't watch time slip away
Like true love with no rail, that's right
Seen blue skies turning grey
Ooh, if we could fall back one more hour

[Pre-Chorus]
Maybe we could've made it work
Maybe we should've focused on each other first
Could've left off on better terms
If we could fall back for more hours

[Chorus]
Daylight savings
Like daylight savings
If we could revisit that moment again
I would never let us end that way
Like daylight savings
Like daylight savings
If we could fall back one more hour

[Post-Chorus]
Maybe we could've made it work
Maybe we should've focused on each other first
Could've left off on better terms
If we could fall back one more hour

Chris Brown

Grammy-winning R&B singer, rapper, dancer, graffiti artist, illustrator and the first male lead artist to have his debut single top the Billboard Hot 100 in 8 years with “Run It!” in 2005, Breezy is undoubtedly a multifaceted artist. To add to this, he is the father of Royalty, a princess and the inspiration for his 7th studio album Royalty.

It’s undeniable his ability as a musician, dancer, and all-round entertainer. At the 54th Annual Grammy Awards (February 12th, 2012) his 4th studio album F.A.M.E. won the award for Best R&B Album and a huge number of other awards and nominations ranging from his debut as a 16 year old in 2005 to his most recent projects.

Brown’s career is long-lived, pristine and all about his music with hits such as “Look At Me Now,” “Turn Up the Music,” and “Loyal,” and successful collaborations with Omarion on his hit “Post to Be” and Lil Dicky's “Freaky Friday” in recent years.

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