Secondo me tu sei diversa da così
Secondo me tu hai paura, paura di
Io credo che tu sei sempre in difesa e
Non puoi resistere al mio fascino perché

Io non lo so
Che cosa ho
Sto ferma qui
Tu prenderai
Quello che vuoi
Io non ci sto
Io t'accontento

Don't be mad when I take what's mine
Your heart belongs with me, but you're faking and lying
You're acting like you don't want me
But I know you do
'Cause I'm the only man here that can satisfy you

Secondo me tu sei diversa dalle altre
Lo vedo quando balli e non balli per me
Io so che cosa c'è, che c'è dentro di te
Non puoi resistermi perché? Perché? Perché?

Io non lo so
Che cosa ho
Sto ferma qui
Tu prenderai
Quello che puoi
Io non ci sto
Io ti violento

Senti bambina vieni giù
Scendi da quel piedistallo che non ti serve più
Scendi dal cielo che la vita è qui
Io non ti pretendo, ma se vuoi si fa così

Fuck that
We're both looking for a moment in time
So make it hot
I'm gon' need every drop of pussy that you got
I wanna see you taking what you want from me
I want you raunchy and daunting me
I want you haunting me with fantasies
And your wild desires
The only nigga that can start your fire
And it better be hot
'Cause if it's not, then I'm leaving here
I shouldn't be able to breathe in here (uh-uh nigga)
If you don't satisfy me
What you talkin' about satisfying me?
You need to be steppin' to the motherfuckin' plate
Satisfy me, nigga, what?

Io non lo so
Che cosa ho
Sto ferma qui
Tu prenderai
Quello che vuoi
Io non ci sto
Io t'accontento

Io t'accontento


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