This is a jazmine exclusive, suckers
(Oh, we gonna take 'em to the club like this)

Packin' up my shh and I'm going real far
Going off to hollywood to be a big star
There's nothing here for me so I gotta move fast
And I'm getting on the road and won't never look back (hey)

I gotta dream big (dream big) 'cause when it happen it's gon' happen real quick
Yes I feel that I gotta
I gotta move fast 'cause when it happen I can't let it go past
Only get one chance

Can't spend another second sitting on my mama's couch
So if I don't take a chance I won't ever get out
Some people talk but never do they just running they mouth
But I mean just what I say and I'ma show them what I'm about, yeah

I gotta dream big (dream big) 'cause when it happen it's gon' happen real quick
Yes I feel that I gotta
I gotta move fast 'cause when it happen I can't let it go past
Only get one chance

When it feel like you been waiting all your life for the second
You'll be a fool to just let it past so go and get it
No matter near or far, to the moon, the stars
I'll do whatever I need to follow my dream

I gotta dream big (dream big) 'cause when it happen it's gon' happen real quick
Yes I feel that I gotta
I gotta move fast 'cause when it happen I can't let it go past
Only get one chance, I gotta

I gotta dream big (dream big) 'cause when it happen it's gon' happen real quick
Yes I feel that I gotta
I gotta move fast 'cause when it happen I can't let it go past

Ooh, ooh


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