Soulja Boy Tell'em (yeah)
Right now it's goin down (yeah)
Lookin for that Soulja Girl (oh yeah)
Ay, ay, ay, ay

Damn, watch me do it
Damn, watch me do it
Yeah (yeah) ay (ay)
Ay (ay) ay!

She gotta step like this to be a Soulja Girl
She gotta step like that to be a Soulja Girl
Girl let me see you (you, you)
Tell me you (you, you)
She gotta walk it out, to be a Soulja Girl
You know what I'm talkin 'bout, hey Soulja Girl
Girl let me see you (you, you)
Tell me you (you, you)

You got to walk it out, to be my Soulja Girl (Soulja Girl)
Life keeps tickin', I'm the one pickin', yeah I done told ya girl (told ya girl)
Hit the mall with me, come ball with me from Monday to Sunday (Monday to Sunday)
I know we on but everybody fall in love someday (fall in love someday)
Soulja Boy tell 'em got the girls goin' wild
From the corner of my eye I saw her smile
You wanna be my girl you gotta wipe me down
Dressed so fresh make the girls say wow!
Lovin' me (lovin' me) my Soulja Girl (Soulja Girl)
Huggin' me (huggin' me) my Soulja Girl (Soulja Girl)

She gotta step like this to be a Soulja Girl
She gotta step like that to be a Soulja Girl
Girl let me see you (you, you)
Tell me you (you, you)
She gotta walk it out, to be a Soulja Girl
You know what I'm talkin' 'bout, hey Soulja Girl
Girl let me see you (you, you)
Tell me you (you, you)

We on the phone like, dat-dat-da-da-da-dah-dah
We on the phone like, da-da-dat-dat-da-da-da-dah-dah
She callin' me (she callin' me) I'm callin' her (I'm callin' her)
She followin' me (she followin me) I'm followin' her (I'm followin' her)

Her mom picked up the phone and said "You got this girl sprung"
She got me sprung too, she said "Both of y'all dumb!"
But I'm diggin' her (I'm diggin' her) she diggin' me (she diggin' me)
And she so cute (and she so cute) and she so lovely (she so lovely)

She gotta step like this to be a Soulja Girl
She gotta step like that to be a Soulja Girl
Girl let me see you (you, you)
Tell me you (you, you)
She gotta walk it out, to be a Soulja Girl
You know what I'm talkin' 'bout, hey Soulja Girl
Girl let me see you (you, you, where my ladies?)
Tell me you (you, you)

Da-da-dat-dat-da-da-da-dahhh-dahhh (yeah, yeah)
Da-da-dat-dat-da-da-da-dahhh-dahhh (can you be my Soulja Girl)
Da-da-dat-dat-da-da-da-dahhh-dahhh (ay, Soulja Girl)
Da-da-dat-dat-da-da-da-dahhh-dahhh (yeah)
Soulja Boy, tell 'em now
Da-da-dat-dat-da-da-da-dahhh-dahhh (now watch me do)
Da-da-dat-dat-da-da-da-dahhh-dahhh (damn, yeah, now watch me do)
Da-da-dat-dat-da-da-da-dahhh-dahhh (ay, ay, watch me do)
Da-da-dat-dat-da-da-da-dahhh-dahhh (yeah)

I need a Soulja Girl!


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Soulja Girl Lyrics as written by Deandre Way Carlos Thornton

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    I think its AMANZING and I can't belive I am number one to post this commet

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