making up ur eyebrows sharping up ur face
looking at u in the mirror ur the greatest babe

all ur clothes allover my bed making up ur mind
tripping while ur picking outfits taking all ur time

ur a babe ur a great babe ur a great babe
ur a babe ur a great babe ur a great babe

i can look at u forever ur my beauty queen
the way that u r put together the best i ve ever seen

i ll take u to the pageant and u know u ll get that crown
i ll be yours i ll be ur agent we will make it to the next round

ur a babe ur a great babe ur a great babe
ur a babe ur a great babe ur a great babe

ur a babe ur a great babe ur a great babe

it is the way u smile it is the way u take ur time
the way i never can decide if ur a girl or if ur a guy

ur face can make me cry or even make me loose my mind
picture of u in my wallet for the babe i ll give my life

NO LOL OMAR

she was living on my block she was a teen i was a kid
but i was totally obsessed with all the freaky things she did
it was summer it was hot i was playing in the street
she would walk up to me tell about someone that i should meet
i followed her into her house, she be turning off the lights
she be taking my hand, say no more, i dint sleep that nite

ur a babe ur a great babe ur a great babe
ur a babe ur a great babe ur a great babe
ur a babe ur a great babe ur a great babe
ur a babe ur a great babe ur a great babe
ur a babe ur a great babe ur a great babe
ur a babe ur a great babe ur a great babe


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