Mya you know the hook,
you see the bait,
I know you want a bite,
So why procrastinate,
Come on.

Everybody knows that yeah I'm kind of shy,
I'm not the kind of girl that who can ever approach a guy,
But I wanna find a way to get you to notice me,

I got a 4 wheel drive, 55, from eyes
but maybe you can handle these because I'm Free.

Single, sexy, and sweet, making my own money, looking for the right party,
And if your free,
Scoot your best thing at me, if you like what you see,
Maybe I'll let you share, My fantasy.

When I told you that I don't need a man in my life that ties me down,
And don't want a playa that can kiss all over town.
Who's these girl stripping all over my Mercedes seat,
I can stand a man who thinks he looks better than me,
I'm looking for a brother who likes to have fun,
A fly gentlemen that who knows how to please.

Last thing I need is a man who's soft,
He better get it on up, and break me off,
Some body fly high, who's 6'5,
who's shy that's the kind of man I need because I'm free.

Single, sexy, and sweet, making my own money, looking for the right party,
And if your free,
Scoot your best thing at me, if you like what you see,
Maybe I'll let you share, My fantasy.
Single, Sexy making my own money, looking for the right party,
And if your free,
Scoot your best thing at me, if you like what you see,
Maybe I'll let you share, My fantasy.

If your having a good time, just let go and don't be shy, come on yeah(oh yeah)
If your down to do anything let's sing this song together,
Be free, come on and be free with me.

Single, sexy, and sweet, making my own money, looking for the right party,
And if your free,
Scoot your best thing at me, if you like what you see,
Maybe I'll let you share, My fantasy.

Would you like to dance? Get loose,
There's a party in the house tonight,
Everybody if you feel all right,
Put your hands together.

Oh boy you look so good to me



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