Head banga, hit me
Hit me, hit me
Hit me, hit me
Yeah, hit me
Gimme some new shit, yeah
Gimme some new shit, yeah
Gimme some new shit, yeah
Gimme some new shit

Missy be puttin' it down
I'm the hottest 'round
I told y'all mother-ooh
Y'all can't stop me now
Listen to me now
I'm lasting twenty rounds
And if you want me (nigga)
Then come on, get me now
Is you with me now?
Then biggie-biggie-bounce
I know you dig the way I sw-sw-switch my style
(Holla) People sing around
Now people gather 'round
Now people jump around

Go, get your freak on
Go, get your freak on
Go, get your freak on
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Go, get your freak on
Go, get your freak on
Go, get your freak on
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Go, get your, get your, get your, get your, get your freak on

Is that your chick?
People you don't know
Me and Timbaland been hot since twenty years ago
What the dealio?
Now what the drilly, yo
If you wanna battle then (nigga) let me know
Holla, gotta feel me son
Let me throw you some
People here I come
Now sweat me when I'm done
We got the radio shook like we got a gun

Go, get your freak on
Go, get your freak on
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Go, get your freak on
Go, get your freak on
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Go, get your, get your, get your, get your, get your freak on

Quiet!
Shh, hush your mouth
Silence when I spit it out, in your face
Open your mouth, give you a taste
Holla, ain't no stoppin' me
Copywritten, so don't copy me
Y'all do it, sloppily
And y'all can't come close to me
I know you feel me now (yes)
I know you hear me loud (yes)
I scream it loud and proud (yes)
Missy gon' blow it down (yes)
People gon' play me now (yes
In and out of town (yes)
'Cause I'm the best around (yes)
With the crazy style

Go, get your freak on
Go, get your freak on
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Go, get your, get your, get your, get your, get your freak on

Go, get your freak on
Go, get your freak on
Go, get your freak on
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Go, get your freak on
Go, get your, get your, get your, get your, get your freak on


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Get Ur Freak On Lyrics as written by Timothy Z. Mosley Melissa A. Elliott

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    you tell it like it is "igotfullonfellafeva"

    nessie2526on May 11, 2002   Link

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