I've been waiting much too long
To get it on, its the same old song
Now correct me if I'm wrong
I got the hots and got the mic
Steaming like a hundred watts ready to blow a fuse
Yous about to loose if you pass on this I got
The one kiss
So you can't resist
Now I'm a get you by all means necessary
I'm never secondary
No need to worry

I ain't gonna settle for no one
I ain't gonna give no reasons to see
And if I give you permission
That only states that I'm ready for you to come on

Baby,wait tomorrow
Don't leave
Stay a while boy
Hear me out
I've been waiting for you
To bring your loving on

(come on 4x)

Oh don't be shy boy come on now
We've talked about this for quite some time
Oh yeah you know you want me to feel it
And I want you so boy don't front
Say you will be mine

Hot damn now here he come again
I want to share my world let the nigga in
I'm made up with sugar and spice and every thing nice
I got a lot of goodies for a woody wit a hoodie
So tell me are you putting on the pry or what
Bring out the best in me
Ain't you got no guts
All this time I've been anticipating
Come on love I'm through with the waiting


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