| Met up last week at a cover band bar
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| It was too loud to speak so we got in your car
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| And roll around the block with your playlist on
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| Rap Caviar and your favorite song
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| And we talked about how you’re gonna throw that kegger the first day back of
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| our fall semester
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| And I know I might have come across annoyed
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| But you looked like a man and talked like a boy
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| Now, we’ve already said everything, everything
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| It’s time to use our lips for better things
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| Can we hit mute, hit mute
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| And let our bodies do what they do
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| Baby, can we hit mute, hit mute
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| No not another word outta you
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| Baby, can we hit mute?
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| Baby, can we hit mute?
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| Now, all of my friends, they got a lot to say and your roommates are not shy
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| about the way
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| They hear us talking dirty through the walls of the kitchen so he blasts Call
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| Of Duty on the surround sound system
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| Now we’ve already said everything, everything
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| It’s time to use our lips for better things
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| Can we hit mute, hit mute
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| And let our bodies do what they do
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| Baby, can we hit mute, hit mute
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| No not another word outta you
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| Baby, can we hit mute?
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| Baby, can we hit mute?
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| Baby, can we hit mute?
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| In the living room, on the sofa, in the passenger seat in your Nova,
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| in a corner booth, on the dance floor
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| No matter where, we don’t care, if they can hear us
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| Hit mute, hit mute
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| And let our bodies do what they do
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| Baby, can we hit mute, hit mute
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| And let our bodies do what they do
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| Baby, can we hit mute, hit mute
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| No not another word outta you
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| Baby, can we hit mute?
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| Baby, can we hit mute? |