I don't need you or your brand-new Benz
Or your bougie friends
I don't need love, looking like diamonds
Looking like diamonds

(Get sleazy, get sleazy, get sleazy)
(Get sleazy, get sleazy, get sleazy)
(Get sleazy, get sleazy)
I'ma get, get (get sleazy, get sleazy, get sleazy)
I'ma get, get (get sleazy, get sleazy, get sleazy, oh!)

I don't need you or your brand-new Benz
Or your bougie friends
And I don't need love, looking like diamonds
Looking like diamonds
I don't need you or your brand-new Benz
Or your bougie friends
And I don't need love, looking like diamonds
Looking like diamonds

You can't imagine the immensity of the fuck I'm not giving about your money
And manservant and the mansion you live in
And I don't wanna go places where all my ladies can't get in
And just grab a bottle, some boys and let's take it back to my basement
And get sleazy, sick of all your lines, so cheesy
Sorry daddy, but I'm not that easy
I'm not gonna sit here while you circle jerk it and work it
I'ma take it back to where my man and my girls is

(Sleazy, get sleazy, get sleazy) get
'Cause I'ma get, get (Get sleazy, get sleazy, get sleazy)
'Cause I'ma get

I don't need you or your brand-new Benz
Or your bougie friends
I don't need love, looking like diamonds
Looking like diamonds
I don't need you or your brand-new Benz
Or your bougie friends
I don't need love, looking like diamonds
Looking like diamonds

Rat-tat-tat-tat on your dum-dum-drum
The beat so phat, gonna make me cum, um, um, um, um (over to your place)
Rat-tat-tat-tat on your dum-dum-drum
The beat so phat, gonna make me cum, um, um, um, um (over to your place)

I don't mean to critique on your seduction technique
But your money's not impressing me, it's kinda weak
That you really think you're gonna get my rocks off
Get my top and socks off
By showing me that dollas in your drop-box
Me and all my friends, we don't buy bottles, we bring 'em
We take the drinks from the tables when you get up and leave 'em
And I don't care if you stare and you call us scummy
'Cause we ain't after your affection and sure as hell not your money, honey

I don't need you or your brand-new Benz
Or your bougie friends
I don't need love, looking like diamonds
Looking like diamonds
I don't need you or your brand-new Benz
Or your bougie friends
I don't need love, looking like diamonds
Looking like diamonds

Rat-tat-tat-tat on your dum-dum-drum
The beat so phat, gonna make me cum, um, um, um, um (over to your place)
Rat-tat-tat-tat on your dum-dum-drum
The beat so phat, gonna make me cum, um, um, um, um (over to your place)


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Sleazy Lyrics as written by Lukasz Gottwald Shondrae L Crawford

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    General Comment

    She is saying that she doesn't need this dude and his money to feel "sleazy". He is trying to get her to sleep with him, but she refuses hence "sick of all your lines so cheezy, sorry daddy boy I'm not that easy". And she is saying that he is missing out "You can't imagine the immensity of the fuck I'm not giving you". She would rather be with her friends drinking cheap booze that she stole, than be with him and his money.

    pjmonsteron August 22, 2011   Link
  • 0
    Lyric Correction

    Mk, lots of corrections in the verses:

    (1st verse) You can't imagine the immensity of the fuck I'm not giving About your money and man servant at the mansion you live in And I don't wanna go places where all my ladies can't get in Just grab a bottle, some boys, and let's take it back to my basement

    And get sleazy. Sick of all your lines, so cheesy Sorry daddy, but I'm not that easy I'm not gonna sit here while you circle jerk it and work it Imma take it back to where my man and my girls is

    (2nd Verse) I don't mean to critique on your seduction technique But your money's not impressing me, it's kinda weak That you really think you're gonna get my rocks off Get my top and socks off, by showing me the dollars in your drop box

    Me and all my friends, we don't buy bottles, we bring 'em We take the drinks from the tables when you get up and leave 'em And I don't care if you stare and you call us, dummy Cause we ain't after your affection, and sure as hell not your money, honey

    simdaneson November 02, 2010   Link
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    General Comment

    I find it kind of funny that she calls her hanging out with her friends and just throwing a little cheap booze party "sleazy" when girls who sleep with men just cause they have money are the ones who are actually sleazy.

    thebutcheresson November 15, 2010   Link
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    Lyric Correction

    @simdanes has it pretty much perfect... 1 minor correction: in the 2nd verse she's saying "scummy", not "dummy".

    (2nd Verse) I don't mean to critique on your seduction technique But your money's not impressing me; it's kinda weak That you really think you're gonna get my rocks off Get my top and socks off, by showing me the dollars in your drop box

    Me and all my friends, we don't buy bottles, we bring 'em We take the drinks from the tables when you get up and leave 'em And I don't care if you stare and you call us "scummy" 'Cause we ain't after your affection, and sure as hell not your money, honey

    rj2249on September 22, 2011   Link

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