You're like a music video, video, vid, vid, video I'm gonna look at you, all day. You're like my favorite song on the radio, radio, radio, radio.

Tell me that you're single and you're waiting for me. Tryna make you mine, but I don't got a ring. Like a hit on the radio, radio You, you, you, you, you, Got this young boy rackin his brain. You keep me looking happier, all day So you should be my girlfriend, all day.

You should be with me You're like my favorite song on the radio, radio, radio, radio. I can see us together on top, We livin like we hit the jackpot. Can't wait till I have it I'ma spend half a milla. Cause this young girl, She's such a killer. Everytime I see her Wear a fresh pair of shoes. Simpson quickly followed Paradise with the breezy, sun-kissed Surfer's Paradise album in July of 2013.Our life is right here. Paradise did well in Australia, where it peaked at number two, and in Canada, where it went all the way to number one the album performed respectably in the U.S., peaking at number 27. Simpson finally released his full-length debut Paradise in October 2012 it was preceded by the aptly named summer EP Preview to Paradise.

Simpson kept himself busy with a variety of projects in 2011, releasing the single 'On My Mind' that May, then launching a brief tour of the United States, all designed as promotion for his EP Coast to Coast he also appeared on Australian television with some regularity. Two versions of the song were later featured on 4 U, Simpson’s debut EP, which appeared in December 2010. His debut single, 'iYiYi,' was released later that year and cracked the Top 20 in Australia, thanks in no small part to a cameo by Flo Rida. Producer Shawn Campbell stumbled across his YouTube page one year later and invited Simpson to the U.S., jump-starting a series of songwriting collaborations and studio sessions that resulted in a 2010 deal with Atlantic Records. Accompanying himself on the acoustic guitar, the Australian preteen sang songs by other artists - namely pop stars like Jason Mraz and Justin Timberlake - while also giving some air time to his original tunes. In 2008, 11-year-old Cody Simpson opened a YouTube account and began posting videos of his own musical performances. Accompanying himself on the acoustic guitar, the Australian preteen sang songs by other artists - namely

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