I'm going down to the club
gonna meet my boys and have some fun
maybe stop and pick up some hoes
i like them chunky down below

cause that's how i roll
that's how i roll
that's how i roll
that's how i roll... bitch
that's how i roll bitch

got nineteens on my escolade
ladies get wet when they check my braids
i like sipping on my gin and juice
then i hit the floor and i'll set it loose

cause that's how i roll
that's how i roll
that's how i roll
that's how i roll... bitch
that's how i roll beatch

i'm gonna hit the bar buy the room some drinks
i don't care what my homies think
tell that dj what to play
yo bartender pour me a curvarca
gonna check out the ladies in the room
maybe find me a peice of poon
this one little shorty is right in my jock
but all she wants to do is... talk
but you all thought he was gonna say cock

you all are pigs i hope you realize that
some of you even piggier then the other
more piggish then the last
and those are the ones that we'd like to see back stage
please
cause uh.. we'll get you some shots and uh
lemon drops

i go home empty handed
with no other place to go
but i got made up stories for monday
for all my boys at costco

cause that's how i roll
that's how i roll
that's how i roll
that's how i roll... bitch

thank you





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