Sun Come Up (song)
2009 single by T-Pain, Rick Ross, Birdman, Glasses Malone
"Sun Come Up" is a song by American rapper Glasses Malone, released as the third single from his third studio album, Beach Cruiser. The track is produced by Bigg D and features Birdman, T-Pain, and Rick Ross. It is a hip hop song that samples Freddie Jackson's "Have You Ever Loved Somebody". On Beach Cruiser, the song is listed under the title "Til da Sun Come Up".
Music video
A music video was shot and released on June 5, 2009. The video was filmed on Miami Beach and was directed by Josh Logue.
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