Released: October 28, 2018

Featuring: Jeremih

Songwriter: Melvin Hough Rivelino Verse Simmonds Kyle Owens Worldwide Fresh Iggy Azalea

Producer: Mel & Mus

[Intro: Jeremih]
Oh-ah, oh-ah (Come on)
Oh-ah, oh-ah (Come on)

[Hook: Iggy Azalea]
Love don't fail me now, love don't fail me now (Come on)
Love don't fail me now, love don't fail me now (Come on)
Love don't fail me now, love don't fail me now (Come on)
Love don't fail me now, love don't fail me now (Come on)

[Verse 1: Iggy Azalea]
Love don't fail me, love don't fail me
If I feel good, we might gon' have on a baby
If it's really good, I just might take it to Vegas
If it's still good, than a bitch might gotcha' case for ya
And he be eatin' it up like a season
And I'll be kicking him out by the evenin'
Yeah, he gon' do what I want for the fiji
He trynna' tell me he don't, but he need me (Come on)

[Pre-Chorus: Jeremih]
Love don't fail me, love don't fail me now (Come on, come on)
Love don't fail me, love don't fail me now (Come on, come on)

[Chorus: Iggy Azalea]
Turn it up, I wanna see it
Put it down, make you believe it (Come on)
Poke it, rock it
Love you to pieces, love you to pieces (Come on)
Turn it up, I wanna see it
Put it down, make you believe it (Come on)
Poke it, rock it
Love you to pieces, love you to pieces (Come on)

[Hook: Iggy Azalea]
Love don't fail me now, love don't fail me now (Come on)
Love don't fail me now, love don't fail me now (Come on)
Love don't fail me now, love don't fail me now (Come on)
Love don't fail me now, love don't fail me now (Come on)

[Verse 2: Iggy Azalea]
Yeah, I can leave him hood, get him on both knees for it
Make him crawl, make him beg, make him plead for it
Break the bake, and take all the currency for it
But my pussy, yeah, that's what I call a seat for
Look how I get low in the back (Low in the back)
If I throw it at you, could you catch? (Could you catch? Come on)
And I heard that you a pro with the mat (With the mat)
If i give it to you, don't get attached (Come on)

[Pre-Chorus: Jeremih]
Love don't fail me, love don't fail me now (Come on, come on)
Love don't fail me, love don't fail me now (Come on, come on)

[Chorus: Iggy Azalea]
Turn it up, I wanna see it
Put it down, make you believe it (Come on)
Poke it, rock it
Love you to pieces, love you to pieces (Come on)
Turn it up, I wanna see it
Put it down, make you believe it (Come on)
Poke it, rock it
Love you to pieces, love you to pieces (Come on)

[Bridge: Jeremih]
There's something between us
Is it love or lust? (Come on)
Sex in my car
Oh baby, buckle up (Come on)
Callin' my name
Trapped in my chain (Come on)
Sucker for pain
Don't you ever change (Come on)

[Refrain: Jeremih]
Oh-ah, oh-ah (Come on, come on)
Oh-ah, oh-ah (Come on, come one)

[Pre-Chorus: Jeremih]
Love don't fail me, love don't fail me now (Come on, come on)
Love don't fail me, love don't fail me now (Come on, come on)

[Chorus: Iggy Azalea]
Turn it up, I wanna see it
Put it down, make you believe it (Come on)
Poke it, rock it
Love you to pieces, love you to pieces (Come on)
Turn it up, i wanna see it
Put it down, make you believe it (Come on)
Poke it, rock it
Love you to pieces, love you to pieces (Come on)

Iggy Azalea

Amethyst Amelia Kelly (b. June 7, 1990), better known by her stage name Iggy Azalea, is an Australian rapper and songwriter signed to Island Records and Roc Nation. After being raised in a small town called Mullumbimby and feeling like an outsider, in 2006, at the age of 16, she moved to the United States to pursue a career in hip hop music, stating that she was drawn to the birthplace of rap, and resided in the Southern part of the country.

Moving from Miami to Houston to Atlanta, Iggy absorbed the Southern-style drawl of her surroundings and released her debut project, a mixtape titled Ignorant Art in September 2011, shortly after relocating to Los Angeles. Iggy commented that she made it “with intent to make people question and redefine old ideals.” The project’s raw electronic sound accentuated her unique style that would become a trademark throughout her career. Prior to the release of the mixtape, she had been sharing several home videos on her YouTube channel as an underground rapper and her debut music video for “Pu$$y” quickly went viral due to its explicit nature. In 2012, Iggy became the first female and the first non-American rapper to be featured on XXL’s annual Freshman Class cover issue.

Iggy then aligned herself with the self-proclaimed “King of the South” T.I., who executive produced her free EP Glory released in July 2012 through his Grand Hustle imprint, which included their popular collaboration “Murda Bizness”. Later that year, she was featured on the Hustle Gang Cypher at the BET Hip Hop Awards. In October 2012, Iggy released her second mixtape TrapGold, produced entirely by Diplo and 1st Down of FKi. In the following year, she was selected as the tour opening act for the likes of Beyoncé and Nas.