| Bet my bottom dollar that
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| You would make my father go
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| Mad like seeing double
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| He’d say your name then he’d call you trouble, oh
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| Don’t you worry about
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| So clean but they’d do you dirty
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| I’m mad for being flirty with you
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| Heard from a bird that you
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| You’re nothing but trouble
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| Just trouble
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| Heard from a bird that you
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| You’re nothing but trouble
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| Just trouble
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| But I like how low you lay
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| And I let you in my day
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| 'Cause I like the way you call me baby
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| Heard from a bird that you
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| You’re nothing but trouble
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| Trouble
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| And I’m still picking up the rubble from my last quake
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| And I was sitting on the shadow coming from my last break
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| Had to take a second look, then a third then etcetera
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| He said don’t let your eyes get ahead of ya
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| He called me out
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| And I was blushing like Russians up in the snow
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| I said I’m sorry made my way to the do'
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| He said no
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| You fly love, I’m gonna call you my thug
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| You gon' call me yo man
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| They gon' call me that thug
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| Like, hope plain and simple we would meet every week or two
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| Light up the reefer tinted window two-seater, ooh
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| I like his meaner demeanor
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| It doesn’t mean our
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| Worlds can’t collide right place right time, right?
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| I bet my dollar you’d be hated by my father but
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| Loved by a daughter you could father
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| I said too much
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| A birdie said you was rough
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| Might break me up like I was what you put in the dutch but
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| I like how low you lay
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| And I let you in my day
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| 'Cause I like the way you call me baby
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| Heard from a bird that you you’re nothing but trouble
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| You’re just trouble
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| But I like how low you lay
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| And I let you in my day
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| 'Cause I like the way you call me baby
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| Heard from a bird that you
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| You’re nothing but…
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| Bet my bottom dollar that
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| Bet, bet my bottom dollar that
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| Bet, bet my bottom dollar that |