featuring Shima



[Verse 1:]

When I first glanced at ya I knew I had to have ya

Fly chassis with a sassy manner

She hold herself in a high standard

And hella suckers in the hood ain't never ran in her

Young tender thoroughbred born winner

I know you're busy but you need to holler at your nigga

I won't scare you away with fast talk and game

I want to know if I can have you but I start with your name

Who you with? you say that you ain't got no mayn?

I'm tryin to tell you, girl, I let you star on my team

A play-maker, make a player slow his pace up

The type of face a brother want to see when he wake up

She work hard nine to five, sometimes longer

Goes to school at night, you see, she got big goals

And I don't want to bring you down, I just want to come along

Make you moan, make a home, a place that we can both grow old

See, let this truth be told, I'm tryin to leave that fast life alone

To find a woman of my own, so we can get together and build

A foundation that's real and everyday I make you feel like a mill'



[Chorus:]

You got me wide open

But you ain't even knowin



{Shima}

You ain't knowin that I'm wide open

You got me goin and it's showin

That I want you

You ain't feelin me

I'm caught up indeed

You got me slippin and I'm trippin

Off the things you do



[Verse 2:]

You think I'm runnin drag, but I ain't even mad

I bet you all my cash I be the realest that you had

I want to treat you lav', but you can't see that half

I'm tryin to keep you smilin if you just give me a chance

At times you make me laugh, you got me wide open

You think it's all a front, swear you ain't even knowin

If I was runnin drama on ya

I woulda bend in the wind, baby, hittin corners

Instead I'm standin right beside you like you know I'm 'posed to

Keepin composure, while most fools be in your face just tryin to get over

I see you know my style, me and my mob is wild

I hear your friends say I'm not trustworthy

But if you wait a while I shut that madness down

Proove to you once and for all that I'm deservin

Of your heart, your mind, your soul, your body, your time

If it's cool, boo, then give me a sign

Now I ain't tryin to rush you, but a/s, a/p

Keep a Mac on your mind and holler at me

I say ain't tryin to rush you, but a/s, a/p

Keep a Mac on your mind and holler at me



{Shima}

See I been waitin all my life

To find someone like you

And now that it's finally you and me

There's no time to lose

You're on my mind seven days a week

No matter what they say

Cause even though your style is wild

I like the way you do your thing

Baby, I'm wide open, too

I'm lovin me somethin new


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Wide Open Lyrics as written by Mitch Mc Dowell Craig Owen

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