I don't want to make this sound so cold
But every now and then I'm gonna let you know, oh
There's gotta be something givin' to me
All you need to know is that I'm a fly young lady

So do what you got to do if it's me you chose
But I got the ooh's baby, yeah hear oh
I'm gonna give up some time if it's worth my while
Cause it's my world, I'm playin' my game

[Chorus]
You gotta get down
With the way I'm runnin' things
Or you won't be around
You gotta get down with me, me

You gotta get down
With the way it's gotta be
Turn your frown to a smile
You gotta get down with me, me

You gotta get down
Ooh baby, oh you gotta get down with me
Down
Hey,
Down
Down, umm yeah
You gotta get down with me, me

I've heard your kinda nice
(what's yours now it's that slow?)
Take the time, learn the ways then we can roll
Have you ever met a girl that knows her thang
Lookin' kinda fly but baby can you swang

So do what you got to do if it's me you chose
But I got the ooh's baby, I got the oohs baby
I'm gonna give up some time if it's worth my while
Cause it's my world, I'm playin' my game

[Chorus: x2]

You gotta get
Down
You gotta get
Down
You gotta get
Down

[Chorus: x2]


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