So Fresh

Blood On The Dance Floor

I'm so fresh, I got the keys to the bakery
I'm so fresh, I got the keys to the bakery
I'm so fresh to death, I'm so fresh to death
I'm always fresh to death

Pop lock, make 'em stop
Haters block and snitches rock
You pass me the cup
I'll drink 'til I throw up
Throw your damn hands up, everybody get up
Girl, shake it to the ground
Make this club get loud

I'm so fresh, I got the keys to the bakery
I'm so fresh, I got the keys to the bakery
I'm so fresh to death, I'm so fresh to death
I'm always fresh to death (x2)

I got you wetter than Hurricane Katrina (x4)

Cuddle leads to trouble
When you're up in my bubble
I don't chase em, I replace em
Stackin' hos like dominoes
Make a rumor, sense of humor
Entertain with my life
Make me popular overnight
To be famous is no nice

Bringing it back

Drop it like it's hot
Drop it like it's hot
Drop pop, make 'em stop
Snitches, what, snitches not (x2)

Reeses Pieces Butter Cup
Mess with me, I'll fuck you up
Throw 'em up, throw 'em up
This is how we party up
She licked it like a lollipop
Don't stop 'til you hit the spot
Oh, baby, oh, baby
You got me crazy, or maybe get smashed
Let's dance if you got the chance
It's the feelings i'm feeling
The things she's got me believing
She's gonna start, gonna kick up my heart
I can't stop, until I pop
OMG, OMG
There's danger on the spot
Got money in my hands
I don't think you understand
I'm so fresh I got the keys to the bakery
Mad dough, cash flows
Got the diamonds that glow
We be poppin' champagne
Like we won the damn game

I'm so fresh, I got the keys to the bakery
I'm so fresh, I got the keys to the bakery
I'm so fresh to death, I'm so fresh to death
I'm always fresh to death

I'm so fresh, I got the keys to the bakery
He's so fresh, he's got the keys to the bakery
I'm so fresh, I got the keys to the bakery
He's so fresh, he's got the keys to the bakery

I got you wetter than Hurricane Katrina (x8)

Ding, ding
I got the keys to the bakery
Ahh, so fresh


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    This song is actually called "Keys to the Bakery"... I guess they changed it :-/ anyways, this song is funny... like all their other songs :D

    Kitkat152on July 30, 2009   Link

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