Girl, you got the eyes of a queen
And aura like no other
When you're around guys make a scene
Trippin' 'cause they want ya

Girl, you got the style of a designer
Settin' all to follow
You carry yourself so confident
But girl I gotta know now

Girl, I love to talk with you
Tell me 'bout your fears, career
And what in to
Am I that guy? Do I qualify?

Girl, I love to walk with you
Tell me 'bout your past, your present
And where you headin' to
Am I that guy? Do I qualify?

I don't care what people gotta say
In my mind, you're my all time girl
Who cares what people gotta say?
In my mind, you're my all time girl

Girl, you gotta smile to die for
It weakens me every time
And no matter how much I try to fight it, yeah
You're the first thing on my mind

Girl, I love to talk with you
Tell me 'bout your fears, career
And what in to
Am I that guy? Do I qualify?

Girl, I love to walk with you
Tell me 'bout your past, your present
And where you headin' to
Am I that guy? Do I qualify?

I don't care what people gotta say
In my mind, you're my all time girl
Who cares what people gotta say?
In my mind, you're my all time girl

I don't care what people gotta say
In my mind, you're my all time girl
Who cares what people gotta say?
In my mind, you're my all time girl

Let me break it down, break it down, yeah
No, no, am I that guy?
I don't care, no, no
Am I that guy?

I don't care what people gotta say
In my mind, you're my all time girl
Who cares what people gotta say?
In my mind, you're my all time girl

I don't care what people gotta say
No, no, am I that guy?



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