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Sir is a formal English honorific address for men, derived from Sire in the High Middle Ages. Traditionally, as governed by law and custom, Sir is used for men titled knights i.e. of orders of chivalry, and later also to baronets, and other offices. As the female equivalent for knighthood is damehood, the suo jure female equivalent term is typically Dame. The wife of a knight or baronet tends to be addressed Lady, although a few exceptions and interchanges of these uses exist. Since the Late Modern era, "Sir" has been increasingly used also as a respectful way to address any commoners of a superior social status or military rank. Equivalent terms of address for women are Madam (shortened "Ma'am"), in addition to social honorifics such as Mr, Mrs and Miss. more »

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(He he he he
So where you gon' go with that?)
"How you doing, Miss Johnson?"
"How you doing, baby?"
"Fat ol' ass, eh"
"Oh my gosh why would you
Why would you say that?
I got a son, I have a s " "I want that"
"I got a son, Charlie"
"I know you got a son listen:

I need me a sugar momma, old lady
Foxy mama, sophisticated
Sugar mama, old lady
Foxy mama, sophisticated
Old age don't mean nothin' to me
Wise man said "age ain't
Nothin' but a number"
(Why would you say that?)

(Young gal) She don't get my
Jokes or my references
(Old lady) She ain't with the
Tech or the messages (Young gal) Love dance
Gettin' sorta decadent, ah
(Old lady) Tied up
She ain't even stressin' kids
If you can't cook me a plate
(Woah) after we mate
That ain't a date, I ain't ya man
You don't know your body yet
You don't know your body yet

I need me a sugar momma, old lady
Foxy mama, sophisticated
Sugar mama, old lady
Foxy mama, sophisticated
Old age don't mean nothin' to me
Wise man said "age ain't
Nothin' but a number"
(He he he, lemme holla at you for a second)
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Little baby, little heart, I break it
(Heart, I break it)
I'm chasin' me a Sanaa Lathan
(Sanaa Lathan) she payin' for the wine dine
Ain't worried 'bout my time
Might even deny my stayin' overnight
I'm sayin', I'm just fly by baggin'
(Fly by baggin')
I'll take what she supply my favorite
(My favorite)
Any time I see my line start ringin'
For some part time lovin'
From the heart I'm bringing
(Young girls) She ain't even got
That arch in her back
(Old ladies) Treat her special cause
She know how to act
(Young girls) Never dove in an ocean so blue
(Old ladies) She's just here for the view

And I need me a sugar momma, old lady
Foxy mama, sophisticated
Sugar mama, old lady
Foxy mama, sophisticated
Old age don't mean nothin' to me
Wise man said "age ain't
Nothin' but a number"
(Why would you say that?)

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