I I I I I ain't got no shorty
That's why I'm
Checkin' Tracy, eyeing Stacey
Stuck in the club still lookin' for love

'Cause I I I I I ain't got no shorty
That's why I'm Calling Barbra, texting Carla
Stuck in the club still lookin' for love

I said I'm lookin' for love
Not askin' for much
Just a fine little shorty
With a big ol' butt

That's willing to cuss
She got drink in her cup
And we can take it to the floor
And tear it up

Say

She don't want to see me
So she calls me up when she wants to get busy
I am the man, I am the business
I'm tellin' you all with God as my witness

I'm really a youth but I'm telling the truth
I am a pimp I got them sexy girls
Got so plenty don't know who to choose

I I I I I ain't got no shorty
That's why I'm
Checkin' Tracy, eying Stacey
Stuck in the club still lookin' for love

'Cause I I I I I ain't got no shorty
That's why I'm Calling Barbra, texting Carla
Stuck in the club still lookin' for love

I'm still looking for love
In all the wrong places
I'm cookin' up something mean for you ladies
Spin it around
I love what your shakin'
Love what your breakin'
Down down down down

Girl you the bomb I just hate to admit it
Booty so big that its so hard to sit
No I'm just just trying to get all up in it
Now you can tell me that you won't roll wit' it

I'm really a youth but I'm telling the truth
I am a pimp I got them sexy girls
Got so plenty don't know who to choose

I I I I I ain't got no shorty
That's why I'm
Checkin' Tracy, eying Stacey
Stuck in the club still lookin' for love

'Cause I I I I I ain't got no shorty
That's why
Calling Barbra, texting Carla
Stuck in the club still lookin' for love

Now I've been here since 12 oh 3
Trying to find some ladies
Where could they be?
They need to clap for me

Oh oh
They need to clap for me
What what
1 2 3

now I be here in the V-I-P
Trying to find some ladies
Where could they be?
They need to clap for me

Oh oh
They need to clap for me
What what
1 2 3 4

I I I I I ain't got no shorty
That's why I'm
Checkin' Tracy, eying Stacey
Stuck in the club still lookin' for love

'Cause I I I I I ain't got no shorty
That's why
Calling Barbra, texting Carla
Stuck in the club still lookin' for love


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Got No Shorty Lyrics as written by Theron Makiel Thomas Sylvester Jr. Jordan

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