Silly bitch is fuckin' me
Suckin', fuckin' you
Suck and fucked my whole crew
So whatsa a nigga 'posed to do?

See all my dogs is gettin' cheese, rollin', D'd
They got them thangs from seventeen
Straight from overseas, na, show me shit I neva seen
Fulfill all my dreams

I put her down, they gimme cream
Na, I'm on they team, know what I mean?
I'm representin', realizin' somethin' missin'
I'm on a mission
Want a million under these conditions

Which is marble tubs and gold dishes
The baddest bitches, AKs fo' my protection
Gotta guard my riches, I want the latest trends
The newest Benz to rule his friends
To fly a plane won't be no thang then

Mosquino fo' all my hoes, from draws to robes
Valet parked around like Benz, I steal the whole show
They got the Trick again, I wantsta fuck they friend
Suck that pussy then fuckin' beat that pussy in

She suckin', fuckin' me
Wanna fuck my whole crew
I'm thinkin' like, yo, though
What's tha bitch supposed to do?

Silly bitch is fuckin' me
Suckin', fuckin' you
Suck and fucked my whole crew
So what'sa nigga 'posed to do?

One day niggaz gon' learn how hoes really work
Lil' silly jerk done got ya feelings hurt
Now was it worth all that agony, agony?
Gettin' mad at me about ya boo

But she fuckin' me, suckin' Trick and lickin' you
And doin' my crew, so whatch gon' do 'bout it?
Huff and puff, jump, bad nigga, I doubt it
Ain't hard to fade, get ya shit split real quick

Nigga, you bitchmade
Done fell in love, scared of the truth
And if you only knew
She's doin' it do it like the screw

Na, see she's tha type a girl ya die for
And when you dead
I'll be the type of guy she lie down for
And spread them legs and gimme head

Show me all the kinky things she do
While you R.I.P., she's throwin' it back, thinkin' 'bout you
Now when I'm through, pass through my crew
She like it wit two or three or four
A lil' gang bang with a low class hoe

She suckin', fuckin' me
I really thought you knew
She wanted to fuck my crew
Now what you wanna do?

Silly bitch is fuckin' me
Suckin', fuckin' you
Suck and fucked my whole crew
So whatsa a nigga 'posed to do?

See all my bitches got anotha nigga
And all my niggaz got anotha bitch
But why these niggaz are suggest to get these bitches rich
I buy 'em shit half the time, hell, I line shit

Every hoes a lyin' bitch, sometimes they even find shit
Ya bitch is beepin' me, my bitch is beepin' you
And when we hop fucked up, gonna fuck
We beat these bitches too

These bitches hard at first but then they fall in
Don't ya know they call me the freaky freak of all freaks?
I break these bitches down, I make these hoes change
I sell these hoes game, fuck with these bitches brains

Have 'em wanna leave they man
Kick 'em out and move me in
Juice them niggaz and they plan be to bring bread
She's one of the baddest bitches, animal

She's off tha chain
See she's hard to tame and ain't gon' change
Nigga don't wreck ya brain over no dame
Who pullin' trains and runnin' game

See, I know these hoes and what they for
Nigga, it's all the same from these slimy sluts
And mangy mutts, they suck and fuck
For one quick buck and turn around
And set you up and shit

She suckin', fuckin' me
Don't give a fuck about you
She wanted to fuck my crew
Now whatcha wanna do?

Silly bitch is fuckin' me
Suckin', fuckin' you
Suck and fucked my whole crew
So what's a nigga 'posed to do?


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