| Man, Tay. |
| Bout time y’all came out as y’all man
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| I told you Georgia Ave., they be POPPIN’shawty
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| You don’t e’en know, be a rack of broads out this joint from high
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| ykahmsayin?
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| They bring 'em from all over, ykahmsayin? |
| And good wit that bop
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| You know what it is doe, mama sauce and chicken wangs
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| It ain’t a thang huh man, let’s go.
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| Uh, she got that thang about her
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| The type of thang that make a nigga wanna sang about her
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| and when he sang, the whole crowd sang along about her
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| And when he get off the stage, he gon kick off his A’s and tell his mom about
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| her
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| So single and carefree, all the ballas willing to pay like a hairpiece
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| But she don’t want no drama 'bout her
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| Cause when she get a man, that nigga understand
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| he walkin through the mall wit his arm around her
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| I used to see her in the back of my mind, all the various times
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| and be like, «Damn, mama!"even my grandfather
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| say you was the marryin kind, not conceited
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| She just act stuck-up, to we not the fuck-ups
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| Cause to her it’s more important, like the old folks say
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| «Boy it’s more than courtin’when the seasons change
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| Then you need to change, and she be your umbrella in the freezin rain»
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| Now do your thang, mama
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| The, way you walk
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| The, way you’re talkin to me Got me de-luuuuuusional
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| (Just want you to know you’re, very special)
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| The, way you walk
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| The, way you’re talkin to me Got me de-luuuuuusional
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| (And I wanna sing a song about youuuuuu)
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| You talkin good young’n
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| I mean I’m hearin all the things like you talkin somethin
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| I mean I’m hearin what you sayin and the things you wantin
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| Sayin I could give 'em to you, ain’t no need in frontin'
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| You was stuck on the image, you ain’t seen me comin
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| Work hard for everything, you don’t see me stuntin
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| Pooh a whole runt here that won’t catch me? |
| buttin?
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| I said all that to really say this young’n
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| You’re worth more than a dime
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| See you everyday but it’s not enough time
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| I’m a wordsmith, couldn’t find the right lines
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| Beauty’s skin deep, call the goods behind the blinds
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| Point them other niggaz to the back of the line
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| Now I’m thinkin change, couple carats in your future
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| Glass window-stained, at the summertime spot where the couples hang
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| Gettin ahead of myself, girl do ya thang
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| Gon do ya thang, gon do it.
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| Where it said looks don’t matter turned a blind eye to beauty
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| A thin waistline and a giant wide booty
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| Lemme keep it conscious, I’m diggin on a cutie
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| who’s doin sumthin to me, not a floozy wit da NA-AHH
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| Back on that ig’nant, forget Miss Amurrican
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| The universe spittin this here for Miss Thickness
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| So D.C. — so polite and chocolate-dury
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| Young’n on The Ave., got me sites the goddess?
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| She’s the one, you call on when you need a friend (need a friend)
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| And EVERY-body wants to know her naaaaaame
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| When you’re down and out, she let you hold a twenty to Friday
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| (Every first day from tennnn)
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| Miss Sexy Girl, just want you to come my way, ohhhh-hhh, yeah |