Gyeah yeah
Yeah yeah
Yeah yeah
Yeah yeah

She's a very freaky gurl, gurl, very freaky gurl, gurl
Gucci, I want a very freaky gurl, gurl, what it do

She's a very freaky gurl, don't bring her to mama
First you get her name, then you get her number
Then you get some brain in the front seat of the Hummer
Then you get some brain in the front seat of the Hummer

She's a very freaky gurl, she get it from her mama
First you get her name, then you get her number
Then you get some brain in the front seat of the Hummer
Then you get some brain in the front seat of the Hummer

Gucci, let me set the record straight, hater you participate
Three gurls wit me like I'm goin' on Elimidate
Say you got a man but ya man ain't herre
The ice in my ear shine like a chandelier

Jumpin' out the Phantom, don't you think I'm handsome?
Watch on my wrist cost more than a mansion
Bet your baby daddy ain't icin' like the kid be
Got your baby mama front seat of my Ferarri

She's a very freaky gurl, don't bring her to mama
First you get her name, then you get her number
Then you get some brain in the front seat of the Hummer
Then you get some brain in the front seat of the Hummer

She's a very freaky gurl, she get it from her mama
First you get her name, then you get her number
Then you get some brain in the front seat of the Hummer
Then you get some brain in the front seat of the Hummer

Gucci, Gucci Mane the fly baby I'm that guy
Gurls' eyeballs pop when my lamb pass by
Huh? My money long as a limo
Just to show off I put my wrist out the window

Ride through the six, lil' kids scream bingo
I fell off in the spotlight, aye let's mingle
Then the DJ play my new single
The club got crazy, all the gurls went psycho

She's a very freaky gurl, don't bring her to mama
First you get her name, then you get her number
Then you get some brain in the front seat of the Hummer
Then you get some brain in the front seat of the Hummer

She's a very freaky gurl, she get it from her mama
First you get her name, then you get her number
Then you get some brain in the front seat of the Hummer
Then you get some brain in the front seat of the Hummer

Gucci, don't be conceited gurl, I know you'll eat a gurl
I know ya secret gurl, but I'm gon' keep it gurl
Oh you's a college gurl? Go be a Gucci gurl
Oh you's a Gucci fan? Let's go to Gucci Land

You dig a Gucci Mane, 'cause only Gucci can
Drop a rack, pop ya back with a rubberband
You dig a Gucci Gucci, let's do the oochi-coochi
Oh that's you gurlfriend? Why don't you introduce me?

She's a very freaky gurl, don't bring her to mama
First you get her name, then you get her number
Then you get some brain in the front seat of the Hummer
Then you get some brain in the front seat of the Hummer

She's a very freaky gurl, she get it from her mama
First you get her name, then you get her number
Then you get some brain in the front seat of the Hummer
Then you get some brain in the front seat of the Hummer, Gucci


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Freaky Gurl Lyrics as written by Rick James Radric Delantic Davis

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    This song is one of the lowest points in recorded human civilization...

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