Spoken
Hey ma I know you don't understand me and the things that I do
But I think its victory for us if we can just hold on
Lets keep this thing strong
I love you and I know you love me too
And I want to spend the rest of my life with you
That's my word!

verse 1
From the projects in bk all the way down to the villa copped in va
Lets not forget bout the 30 foot doc in the bay
With keys of your own for when you want to take it out to play
Now you want to flip the script
Your friends got you talkin real slick
I guess the forgot the night I saw you in the bus stop suckin on a lollipop
Took your bus pass and put your pretty ass in the drop

chorus
Baby you're all I want
Baby you're all I need
Hold on tight till we get it right
Can't let go we got to keep it tight
Baby you're all I want
Baby you're all I need
You to close to do just to let it go
You need to stop flippin girl I love you so

verse 2
Now I messed up
Give me one more chance I know you had enough
It was never in the plans to hurt ya I never meant to do you wrong
But then this shorty came along and yo her vibe was strong
So I hit it(HIT IT!)
It was one to many times I admit it(ADMIT IT!)
If you can find it in your heart to forgive
Ooh baby just forgive me love your the only one I want the one I'm thinkin of

chorus

time and time again I know I played myself
But I had my thoughts of losin you na baby
You best believe I'm in love with you
Your all I need no one else will do
Girl its true I'm so in love with you girl

chorus

outro
Ma I hope you feel me
I know you love me and I love you too
Its like the street game
I can't get out of you and you can't get out of me too
So lets just do the damn thang
You feel me
I'm out!






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