Lyrics:
the brother by my side at?
Yo, you really need to stop that
Get it right
It's not even like that
Try to get a job before we livin' outta box, black
Here,
with you
I like a dance by Fred Astaire
And Brando's eyes, Yul Brynner's hair
But I think to tell you's only fair
That I love being here with you
Walking down the street in L.A.
Caught in the middle of a heat wave
Pass by the star of John Wayne
And I think to myself how times change
Now, where
Love, soft as an easy chair
Love, fresh as the morning air
One love that is shared by two
I have found with you
Hey
Like a rose under
to Heaven by the hour
That the morning comes.
And papa's knocked out with his head in his lap.
Mama likes to think that he's taking a nap
'Cause he's
on pallets
That shit wasn't by choice, I had to 'cause we ain't have it
Couldn't do nothin' for granny, that shit turn me to a savage
You don't wake up
stunners
Niggas steady baller block, can't take nothing from us
Young nigga, living a life surrounded by ice
Hoes be like, "Damn, them boys, they're
that I care
Tell me, was she as lovely as ever
Like an angel with golden hair
Does she still close her eyes when she dances?
I just wonder ... Not that I
Get on up and dance
(funky)
Oh
Feel like I'm down here by myself sometimes
I'm ready to break this groove down
You're ready
So I'ma let
it down
If you wanna start something, know one thing: I'm king.
If you wanna mess around like that, that's just how it is
If you wanna get by, then
a hopeful in rooms like this
When I was working cheap
It's an old romance, the boho dance
It hasn't gone to sleep
But even on the scuffle
The cleaner's
running on that O
Drift tokyo
Turning yellow
Burnin negro
Sing falsetto
Flip in to that baritone
Low low
Treat her like my tamagotchi
Oo she got that new
of the line (I like your jockey. Quiet)
I hear this country's where they do the dance of the seven veils
We'd tell you more (uh-ah) but we would have
school bitch
She got on door knockers
And she knock on your door
For that raw partner
Hollygrove Wayne, that boy a monster
Jacked for a Mazda come back in
a hopeful in rooms like this
When I was working cheap
It's an old romance, the boho dance
It hasn't gone to sleep
But even on the scuffle
The cleaner's
Coffee glass that had fell from my hand
Like a child couldn't quite understand
What was I doin' there
Far away from nowhere, on my own
I was tired
Like a high school loser
That will never ever, ever, ever fuck the prom queen
I got the shakes and I'm on fire
I got a feeling and it's dangerous
it, I do my thing, yeah
Believe that like a true story
Rims big, make the car look like it's two stories
If I hop out, that'd be suicide
No back
glass
Where you park? Them two inch white walls that was lit by cat eyes
Fools calm, triggers fourth and long, zone three
Deep coverage, man under
We
Sugar Magnolia blossom's blooming
Head's all empty and I don't care
Saw my baby down by the river
Knew she'd have to come up soon for air
Sweet
smile
And I'm gonna laugh like it's going out of style
Look into her eyes and pray that she don't see
That learning to live again is killing me
Baby, we've been together
Now for quite a while
We've been around enough to know
That we like each others' style
You got looks and smarts and
All
than you think that I act like, you know
Just because I'm a teen it don't mean that I'm slow
I think you're a cutie, boy, but you're turning me off
grammy, your aunty, your momma, your mammy
I'll take those flannel zebra jammies, second hand and I'll rock that like it's awesome
The built-in onesie
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