Wha, bonjoura senora
No copese aah anglaisa
Well, one word you will understand, aah
Universal, no, N O, no, no

I heard you be stressin'
I hope that you really learnt a lesson
And realize that I was a blessin'
You took my kindness for weakness
And look at you now, depressin'

Girl, you're really fallin' off on your dressin'
You haven't shopped in a while I'm guessin'
Tell me how you feel when your girls lookin' hot
And you know that you're not

Are you missin'
The Bacardis and the parties and the Crissin
And the dinners at the spinners and the kissin'?
I know things ain't like they used to now that I'm gone

No more cruisin' in the X-5
No more platinum cards
No more Versace on your backside
You're headed straight back to K-Mart

Remember when we used to go for boat rides?
We used to have some beautiful laughs
I showed you my sensitive side
And you took it for me being soft

My bad, I should've treat you like the skank you are
Instead I have you ridin' up in my car
If I had stuck to my original plan
You'd 've been a one night stand

My bad, I should've known you could never be true
I should've treat you like them other guys do
If you only knew who was cheatin' too
You would see the joke's on you, my bad

You thought, I was a dreamer
You thought, you got me 'cause I let you have my Beamer
Now who you think has been the real schemer?
When all of a sudden, I'm hangin' with all of your friends

Like Regina
Remember her, when last have you seen her?
Well next time you do she'll be cleaner
'Cause she will be rockin' your jewels and pushin' your Benz

No more days at the nail shop
No more tabs at the bar
And no more flossin' in the drop top
So no more hangin' with stars

Remember when we used to go for boat rides?
We used to have some beautiful laughs
I showed you my sensitive side
And you took it for me being soft

My bad, I should've treat you like the skank you are
Instead I have you ridin' up in my car
If I had stuck to my original plan
You'd 've been a one night stand

My bad, I should've known you could never be true
I should've treat you like them other guys do
If you only knew who was cheatin' too
You would see the joke's on you

My bad, I should've treat you like the skank you are
Instead I have you ridin' up in my car
If I had stuck to my original plan
You'd 've been a one night stand

My bad, I should've known you could never be true
I should've treat you like them other guys do
If you only knew who was cheatin' too
You'd 've seen the joke's on you

My bad, I should've treat you like the skank you are
Instead I have you ridin' up in my car
If I had stuck to my original plan
You'd've been a one night stand

My bad, I should've known you could never be true
I should've treat you like them other guys do
If you only knew who was cheatin' too
You'd 've seen the joke's on you, my bad


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