| Rollin' down 46th Street, lookin' for action
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| Saw this hella fly dude and you know I couldn’t pass him up
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| I said, «What's up, baby? |
| Your name Tommy?»
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| Sayin' to myself, «Now, who in the hell is Tommy, right?»
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| I mean, that smile, the way he walked was cool
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| I probably woulda called him Chuck if I had to
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| Just to get his attention, to get him over
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| 'Cause as he stepped up I knew my eyes would take over
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| He said, «Ooh baby, are those your eyes?»
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| I batted them and smiled to make him think that I was shy
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| But yo, I got his number, and he got mine
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| He said, «Step out the car, let me see what it’s like»
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| I jostled a little, played with the steering wheel
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| Stepped out the car and put my butt in gear
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| I said, «Okay baby, now when you gonna call?»
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| He said, «Oh, I’ll be in touch, baby doll»
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| Not only did he call but he stayed in touch
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| I was beginnin' to think that I was liking him a little too much
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| I thought, «Okay, not the Y-O-Y-O»
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| Being hypnotized? |
| No, no, no
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| I gotta come back stronger than that before I get clowned
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| But if he didn’t like me, yo, he wouldn’t be around
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| I thought about it, went to sleep on it, woke up thinkin' about it
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| Maybe he’s huntin' rabbits, and I don’t know about it
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| We chitted and we chatted, talked about this and that
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| The next day at 4:30, he was waitin' in his 'Lac
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| Oh, of course he was on time but I was a little bit slow
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| I had to fix my braids but I was still on the go
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| Bustin' out my house door lookin' for this gray 'Lac
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| This guy had boned out but he came right back
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| But uh, getting back to the other side
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| About this hell of a freak and how he was so fly
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| He ran it down to me how he needed a girl
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| To, uh, massage his back and run the fingers through his curl
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| Since I go for what I know, I went on and played the role
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| But trick, this ain’t the end, there’s something I ain’t told
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| What’s up, Yo-Yo? |
| What’s up with baby in the 'Lac?
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| Ah, things didn’t work as planned
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| What? |
| You didn’t let him knock it, did you?
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| Hot diggity damn bam, man, I’m mad
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| Gave up that ass and now my number’s in the trash
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| I met him about a month ago — okay, a week ago
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| Thought I’d get in because he had a little ends
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| I talked to my homies, they said, «Give him the whip appeal»
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| Gave it all up and shoulda kept my shit sealed
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| I likeded this guy, don’t get me wrong about the song
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| That convertible Caddy he was rollin' was on
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| My body was tight, and everything was alright
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| Plus, if he did trash my number, he’ll remember that night
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| It went on and on and on and on until I yelled «STOP!»
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| He was hittin' my weak spot
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| Goin' at it like a habit, had me peeing like a rabbit
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| Turnin', turn my shit up, and you know, I had to grab it
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| It lasted real long, I guess the feeling was strong
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| As I gently scratched his back, I heard the sound of the moan
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| Grabbin' and feelin' and let my body squeal and
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| Gave a little extra, make him feel like a real man
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| Feelin' it all as he dug a little deeper
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| Tryin' ways to get him sprung so I could keep him
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| Got up, jumped in the shower about an hour
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| Baby said he was ghost, he was supposed to meet his father
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| What an excuse, he coulda came with something better than that
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| I thought my lovin' was stronger than that
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| I had the wiggle in my walk and the giggle in my talk
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| I guess it all adds up: I got played |