Hey yo hey Batman
What's up Chris yo?
I know she's cheating on you
Yeah man
Don't worry about it do your thang

I don't know why she's tripping me
I do what I gotta do
I keep telling her a man's got to be a man
And when I'm through
I'll come home to you

Peep this out
Can't even hang around the crew
Cause she be tripping on you
Always explaining things to her
What are you gonna do?
(I don't know why she's tripping)

I don't know why she's tripping me
I do what I gotta do
I keep telling her a man's got to be a man
And when I'm through
I'll come home to you

Listen
Always complaining
I can't take none of this no more, oh
Caught in it constantly
Baby you're pushing me away

I don't know why she's tripping me
I do what I gotta do
I keep telling her a man's got to be a man
And when I'm through
I'll come home to you
I don't know why she's tripping me
I do what I gotta do
I keep telling her a man's got to be a man
And when I'm through
I'll come home to you

You didn't have to go there
Why you acting like that?
Just getting in my space
I promise I'mma keep ya laced
I got get this fedio
But do you hear me yo?
So we can lay in condos in Orlando
So let me chill with my niggas for a minute
When I get home, I'm going straight up in it
To win it and won't quit it
Tell me are you gonna deal with it?
If not you know what boo
I think we ought to split it

I don't know why she's tripping me
I do what I gotta do
I keep telling her a man's got to be a man
And when I'm through
I'll come home to you


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What I Gotta Do Lyrics as written by Kelton Kessee Jerome Jones

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