Released: October 21, 2014

Producer: Adam Pallin

[Verse 1]
They said her name was Destiny
When they called her to the stage
But I looked at those eyes
She started dancing next to me
I knew I'd never be the same
Well, I whispered in her little technicolored ear
"Girl let's get out of here"

[Chorus]
What happens in Vegas stays in Vegas
But I wanna bring you home with me
I know we can make it; it's outrageous
But I won't give up on these beer dreams
In Vegas, oh, in Vegas
But ooh, in Vegas, Destiny happened to me

[Verse 2]
Sin City gave her everything
But hearts damaged in clubs
Will never be enough
'cause every queen deserves a king
And all you really need is love
Love and a hundred bucks
Well! I whispered in her little technicolored ear
"Girl let's get out of here"

[Chorus]
What happens in Vegas stays in Vegas
But I wanna bring you home with me
I know we can make it; it's outrageous
But I won't give up on these beer dreams
In Vegas, oh, in Vegas
But ooh, in Vegas, Destiny happened to me

[Bridge]
Now I let you're gone
I stare at the phone and I think of you every night
But baby, someday I'll come back
And I'll spend the rest of my life with you
Spend the rest of my life with you

[Chorus]
What happens in Vegas stays in Vegas
But I wanna bring you home with me
I know we can make it; it's outrageous
But I won't give up on these beer dreams
In Vegas, oh, in Vegas
But ooh, in Vegas, Destiny happened to me

Boyz II Men

Boyz II Men is an R&B vocal quartet from Philadelphia who became the most successful pop group of the 1990s. They’re best known for their passionate ballads, including the number one hits “End of The Road,” “On Bended Knee,” and “I’ll Make Love To You.”

An early version of the group was founded by Nathan Morris in the mid 1980s while attending the Philadelphia High School for the Creative and Performing Arts, where he recruited students Wanya Morris, Shawn Stockman, and Michael McCary. Singer Marc Nelson was also an early member, but left the group before their big break.

The group—who took its name from New Edition’s song “Boys To Men”—was discovered in 1988 after auditioning for New Edition’s Michael Bivins backstage at a concert. Bivins signed the group to his management company and secured them a contract with Motown Records.