I know some of y'all sick of songs
Y'all be hearing on the radio, oh (oh)
So me and Timbaland gon' give you that shit
You never heard before (shit you never heard before)
It's like drinking liquor or weed or X
Whatever does you the best
My beats, are so (so) addictive

Come on, get crunk with me

See if you're ridin' down the street
And you're 'bout to roll that shit up

You don't need drugs or weed

Oh, nah, you ain't smoking that stank shit up in my car
Get your feet off my dashboard

Come on, get crunk with me

Oh yeah, you want to get crunk though?
Well pop this CD in right here and take a hit of me
My album is so addictive ('cause my album is so addictive)
Man, bump this ballad shit


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