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Digits

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Digits

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I love you like my mama loves her coffee

I swear for you I'm such a softie

'Cause you been through it I know it because I've seen it

All that smiling just covering up your demons

You don't want nobody feeling like you need them

They respect you, you're focussed and people see it

So many people didn't but you saw me

You held me up and it ain't never cost me

Nights get cold

Would you hit my line

When you feel alone

You can waste my time

We can drive downtown

We can roll one up

What you thinking bout

Let me know what's up yeah

If you got me then you ain't never lonely

Know you're good but you can lay it on me

Don't you ever be afraid to call me

I hope you know that you can lay it on me

You been so strong through it all

You can just chill let your guard down

I can be someone you call

Someone when you just need to slow down

I know you done been through it all

So when you need someone you can call me yeah

Whether it's big or it's small

Don't you be afraid you can call me yeah

Yeah, there's nothing you can't say you can call me yeah

'Cause people nowadays are never real with you

Pretending niggas only wanna steal from you

It's hard to find the people that'll care for you

And when you down you see who's really there for you

You ride for them niggas till the wheels fall off

And you try to treat 'em different but you just can't stop

You got scars from all the battles you been fighting so long

And they did you so wrong

This ain't where you belong, yeah

You don't have to say it

No need to explain it

Say the word and I'm on my way now baby

I can be your spaceship

We can take a day trip

I'ma be the one that you know you can call on

If you got me then you ain't never lonely

Know you're good but you can lay it on me

Don't you ever be afraid to call me

I hope you know that you can lay it on me

You been so strong through it all

You can just chill let your guard down

I can be someone you call

Someone when you just need to slow down

I know you done been through it all

So when you need someone you can call me yeah

Whether it's big or it's small

Don't you be afraid you can call me yeah

Yeah, there's nothing you can't say you can call me yeah

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