Let me lay it on the line
I got a little freakiness inside
And you know that the man
Has gotta deal with it
I don't care what they say
I'm not about to pay nobody's way
'Cause it's all about the dog in me, mm-mm

I want to freak in the mornin'
A freak in the evenin', just like me
I need a roughneck nigga
That can satisfy me, just for me
If you are that kind of man
'Cause I'm that kind of girl
I got a freaky secret, everybody sing
'Cause we don't give a damn about a thing

'Cause I will be a freak until the day, until the dawn
And we can (boom, boom) all through the night 'til the early morn'
Come on and I will take you around the hood on a gangsta lean
'Cause we can (boom, boom) any time of day, it's all good for me

Boy, you're moving kind of slow
You gotta keep it up now, there you go
There's just one thing that a man must do, mm-hmm
I'm packin' all the flavor you need
I got you shook up on your knees
'Cause it's all about the dog in me

I want to freak in the mornin'
A freak in the evenin', just like me
I need a roughneck nigga
That can satisfy me, just for me
If you are that kind of man
'Cause I'm that kind of girl
I got a freaky secret, everybody sing
'Cause we don't give a damn about a thing

'Cause I will be a freak until the day, until the dawn (oh yeah)
And we can (boom, boom) all through the night 'til the early morn'
Come on and I will take you around the hood on a gangsta lean
(Take you around the hood, babe)
'Cause we can (boom, boom) any time of day, it's all good for me (it's all good)
'Cause I will be a freak until the day, until the dawn
And we can (boom, boom) all through the night 'til the early morn'
Come on and I will take you around the hood on a gangsta lean
(Take you around the hood, babe)
'Cause we can (boom, boom) any time of day, it's all good for me
(It's all good for me)

One to the two, to the two, to the three
Adina, do you wanna get freaky with me?
One to the two, to the two, to the three
Adina, do you wanna get freaky with me?
One to the two, to the two, to the three
Adina, do you wanna get freaky with me?
One to the two, to the two, to the three
Adina, do you wanna get freaky with me?

'Cause I will be a freak until the day, until the dawn (oh yeah)
And we can (boom, boom) all through the night 'til the early morn'
Come on and I will take you around the hood on a gangsta lean
(Take you around the hood, babe)
'Cause we can (boom, boom) any time of day, it's all good for me
(It's all good for me)
'Cause I will be a freak until the day, until the dawn
And we can (boom, boom) all through the night 'til the early morn'
Come on and I will take you around the hood on a gangsta lean
'Cause we can (boom, boom) any time of day, it's all good for me
'Cause I will be a freak until the day, until the dawn
And we can (boom, boom) all through the night 'til the early morn'


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