| I know, I can’t afford to stop
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| for a moment. |
| that it’s too soon. |
| to for.
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| — speaking over sung vocals
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| I say girls, girls, girls, girls
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| Reach out and clap your hands
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| I be the fabulous man so, just play the fabulous fan
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| and, bring the breeze, bring the breeze
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| And from the moment that I saw ya, I knew you was trouble
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| But I disregarded, detour signs
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| And did not stop til, you was mine
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| I guess God was like, aight fine
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| Give her what you wish for, cause you just might get it in heaps
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| Try to give it back he be like — nah that’s yours to keep
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| So poetic baby girl you make it hard to speak
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| My dream lover make it hard to sleep
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| . |
| I wrote a little song about it In she came with this dame type game
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| The hairdo, Prada shoes, brand new Gucci frame
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| Big thangs, so big you can’t hardly explain
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| and she (?) crossed her legs, she make mind turn insane
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| Had seen her on the ave and spotted her, (?) monitor
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| Ass so fat she (?) (?) fella
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| What you lo-lo-love, expert in the bedwork corridor
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| Man see a touches her, man you’ll feel sorry for
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| Hustlers, bubblers, jugglers, sufferers
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| All wanna know what her name and phone number was
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| They’re spendin up their money like, (?) up and touch her up But it don’t (?) tough, X-amount of (?)
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| Son, bwoy-a (?) all nice and decent
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| A-yeah yeah, I’m tryin to ride with a diamond like you
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| Lookin pretty in the club, plus she love Mos and Wu Ass wide and fat, breasts mad, hair wrapped
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| Wilma style, chunky, that’s how I like my batch
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| You a rose from the hood, smoked out of 89
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| We headed back, you had a baby by Ron
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| but that’s irrelevant, bygones is bygones
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| Calgon is Calgons, love it when you jump in Ghost thongs
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| Steppin out of B-B-Q's
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| 'Member when we licked the cream out of Suzy Q’s?
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| Spaghetti jewels, the big word on the street
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| You like Millie Jackson in the new mack (?) carryin heat
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| Or say with Oprah with a makeover, Billie Jean slash Dairy Queen
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| Fantasy is, can I eat you on the swing?
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| See it’s written all over my face, Daily News
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| Big bold lettered, front page, Starks how it taste?
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| (sung)
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| . |
| forget
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| I know, I can’t afford to stop
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| for a moment. |
| that it’s too soon. |
| to forget
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| I know, I can’t afford to stop
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| for a moment. |
| that it’s too soon. |
| to for.
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| — speaking over sung vocals
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| To all the fine-ass ghetto troublemakers from all over the world
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| Ass from New York, to L.A., Miami to Atlanta G.A.
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| Cakalaks, to the Bay. |
| any place in the world that they stay
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| Even Japan and the U.K., you know you got to Watch out! |
| Louisana jug wine and conk out
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| Throw her hands high and make her backside pop out
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| Watch out! |
| If you don’t have the V.I.P. |
| lacq’out
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| Them big dollars they talk 'bout, just turn around and walk out
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| You better watch out! |
| Exotic fabrics, speech in larynx
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| Think it’s mid-day traffic, runnin game like the Mavericks
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| Makin time seem elastic when we stretch out and smash it Then vanish like a phantom and hurt my understandin like WHAT?
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| (sung)
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| . |
| forget
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| I know, I can’t afford to stop
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| for a moment. |
| that it’s too soon. |
| to forget
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| I know, I can’t afford to stop
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| for a moment. |
| that it’s too soon. |
| to forget
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| I know, I can’t afford to stop
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| for a moment. |
| that it’s too soon. |
| to forget
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| — speaking over sung vocals
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| Special, special dedication
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| To all the fine-ass ghetto troublemakers, out in the world today
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| Some in this very party right here right now tonight
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| Some of them listenin to this song in they jeeps
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| Some of them listenin to this song at they job
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| Some of them runnin game on some cat right now
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| I want you to just rock and bounce to that
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| Rock and bounce to that
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| I say girls, girls, girls, girls
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| Reach out and clap your hands
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| I be the fabulous man so, just play the fabulous fan
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| and, bring the breeze, bring the breeze
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| Say girls, girls, girls, girls
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| Reach out and clap your hands
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| I be the fabulous man so, just play the fabulous fan
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| and, bring the breeze, bring the breeze |