It's my baby mama (Yeanknow) I want child support
She get boyfriend checks, but I stay in court
It's my baby mama (Yeanknow) she be ridin' caddy
And she always lookin' for sugar daddies

It's my baby daddy (Yeanknow) he be always broke
And he ain't no good nothin', but a joke
It's my baby daddy (Yeanknow) he just love to have it
He be cheatin' on me that's why I can't stand em'

Man this freak has got me stressin' in the court I must confessin'
Playas try to get that checkin' hoopa hickeys on yo' neckin'
In that jail I can't be stayin' and my G's you can't be cakin'
Child support can burn like torch when you get behind yo' payment
Here they go you send em' letters then they wanna come and get ya
Probably shoulda used a Jimmy probably shoulda neva' met her
Why you wanna try and impress me?
Always lyin' tryna' caress me

All these so-called ballas want me boy I'm styled you know I'm sexy
I'm LaChat you see I'm swole got you waitin' at a tole
Betta' come break me off a fee keep yo' girl on yo' bankroll
See me switchin' blowin' out kisses dudes don't know what they be missin'
I'm the type of girl you need keep some cookin' in the kitchen
Bake yo' biscuits up from scratch get you sprung off my cat
But you betta take care yo' kids, Juvenile Court is where it's at (Where it's at?)
Yeanknow, cheese is missin' yean show
And that freak you shackin' wit' she too nice, I'm mean though

It's my baby mama (Yeanknow) I want child support
She get boyfriend checks, but I stay in court
It's my baby mama (Yeanknow) she be ridin' caddy
And she always lookin' for sugar daddies

It's my baby daddy (Yeanknow) he be always broke
And he ain't no good nothin', but a joke
It's my baby daddy (Yeanknow) he just love to have it
He be cheatin' on me that's why I can't stand em'

It's DJ P and brothas be out we just tryin' to be dawgs
But it's OK ain't no hoe gon' stop the way that we walk
We kickin' dis off in them dose' and when it's on they gon' run
And please believe when we come we gon' come like a nut cum
Down and dirty in these streets, rough and rugged on these freaks
Ridin' Cady Automatic man we got to keep that heat
Keep that heat for them streets 'cause man these streets be watchin' me
Memphis, Tenn. kick the chains and playas gotta kick the crease
The Vision 2 Juvenile Court is where they had yo' boy
Monthly payments I gotta pay, but I keep comin' short
Now that I'm payin' child support and these courts got me runnin' man
Spendin' nights with these other freaks house and all my dawgs man
Warrants for yo' boy arrest got me sweatin' from the stress
Gettin' drunk and high all night bout' to drive me to that white
Man if these boys want me they gon' really have to find me
Messin' off with these scallywag hoes, they so grimey

It's my baby mama (Yeanknow) I want child support
She get boyfriend checks, but I stay in court
It's my baby mama (Yeanknow) she be ridin' caddy
And she always lookin' for sugar daddies

It's my baby daddy (Yeanknow) he be always broke
And he ain't no good nothin', but a joke
It's my baby daddy (Yeanknow) he just love to have it
He be cheatin' on me that's why I can't stand em' (Why you playin'?)

Boy yo' baby need some shoes, boy yo' baby need some clothes
Need to try and pay yo' fees, why you out hurr playin' these hoes?
Ain't no more for me and you, but this what they gotta do
With the seed we have conceived don't you know he's part of you?
I don't wanna hurr yo' mess talk to me bout' givin' checks
Put a judge up in my business what I want is what I get
Shoulda known it from the jump all that talk was just a front
Now you payin' for that lyin' see yo' ass in court next month

Pay you cheese I'll give you quarters I'll just wait for court to order
Mexico is where you'll find me somewhere round' the fuckin' border
Hangin' with the finest women, walkin' wit' a gansta limpin'
Drinkin' on a case of DP, goody green you know we wit' it
I done hustled worth a job and broke some back there wasn't no stoppin'
You dun did the clubbin' hoppin' and them pills you kept on poppin'
Now I see why you be freakin' now I know why you be geekin'
If you wanna give me reason catch me in that playa season

It's my baby mama (Yeanknow) I want child support
She get boyfriend checks, but I stay in court
It's my baby mama (Yeanknow) she be ridin' caddy
And she always lookin' for sugar daddies

It's my baby daddy (Yeanknow) he be always broke
And he ain't no good nothin', but a joke
It's my baby daddy (Yeanknow) he just love to have it
He be cheatin' on me that's why I can't stand em'


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    this song is hilarious

    DubC4Lifeon August 26, 2006   Link
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    yee know.

    macramebirdon May 17, 2007   Link

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