you wanna talk about it
let me talk about it
i've got the sound that kills
and there's nothing like it
i came to rock the party
you got to work your body
we're in the dark
no one can see
so i can touch your body

you know my name, right
i'm kind of famous now
i'm taking pictures with my fans
signing on tits now
i am a rockstar
and i party like one
in fact i partied like a rockstar before being one
push on the accelerator
i like when we drive faster
i want to feel the speed
this car's got what i need
no we ain't gonna stop
we're driving to the top
don't want to look back
i'm choosing the fast track

you can practice all you want
just to get me
i ain't trying to test no one
i'm just trying to please me
sometimes what i do is wrong
sometimes i can reach the
higher state of living
'cause i'm making you feel free

you wanna talk about it
let me talk about it
i've got the sound that kills
and there's nothing like it
i came to rock the party
you got to work your body
we're in the dark
no one can see
so i can touch your body

music is the best thing that ever happened to me
i'm hooked on that thing
now i'm feeling like a junkie
i bring you a brand new dance
if you do it with me
the u, the f f and i get better with the big e
right now i don't think anyone is gonna bounce out of here
the music got you on the floor
we ain't going nowhere

i know you like the way i drop it like the boss do
i might be young
but i'm killing like i'm supposed to
dancing like i'm supposed to
partying like i'm supposed to
like r. kelly in the club where i'm supposed to

you know we sound so fresh
one can do it better
it's just another track
no we ain't gonna stop

you wanna talk about it
let me talk about it
i've got the sound that kills
and there's nothing like it
i came to rock the party
you got to work your body
we're in the dark
no one can see
so i can touch your body


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    I think this song is about Uffie's rising fame in music (she just released her own album) and her veiws about the industry and just basically having fun. I love this song.

    optimisticsmileson June 15, 2010   Link
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    this song is freaking awesome!

    sux4uuon June 24, 2010   Link
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    i thought it was drop it like a barstool?

    sux4uuon July 05, 2010   Link

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