Woo Baby (Interlude)
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Woo Baby (Interlude)
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Look, you know I love her tiger (Grr)
She got the buns, I admire
I'ma 'bout to buy that bitch a car, I'ma 'bout to send RD the wire (Wait)
You know I love her tiger
I skrrt on her ass like a tire, huh
She like: Papi, you on fire, huh
She like: Papi, you on fire, woo
44 barkin', ayy, hold on, louder than a church choir, huh
I do a drill in a suit, huh, then I change my attire
Look, she throw that ass back in a quick sec'
Change her clothes and then make a Snapchat
Then she go talk about it on her Facebook
I'm like: Baby, I thought we was past that
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