Seventeen
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Seventeen
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[Missy:] Yo
[Nicole:] (mmm) You know (mmm)
I don't know what's up with this cat
But I know
I know he's gonna be mine
[Missy:]
Yes I'm the supa dupa
I'm the superstar
I got a super flow
That goes super far
I need a super man
That's got a super tan
That can deactivate my body like the super friends, uh huh
[Nicole (Missy):]
Was the finest guy in school (say what)
He got the whole damn school locked
And I thought he was cute (uh huh)
Wanna see, I had to stop
Boy how are you? (uh)
And by the way, Nicole is my name
So I slipped him my number showed him how us began
(hey yo freaky freaky uh)
[Chorus:]
Call me
If you need someone to talk to
Call me
Even though I'm seventeen
Call me
When you need someone to talk to
Call me
Call me
[Nicole (Missy):]
(Brrr mmm)
He was only seventeen
And I was checkin' him everyday
And he's no beginner
He made me hot like filled with me
I gotta find a way
To keep all his attention to me
So I slipped him a paper told him hit me off at three, hey
(uh call me)
[Chorus]
[Nicole:]
(Yes I know I really want him) Really want him
(Yes I know I really need him) Really need him
(Yes I know I gotta have him) Gotta have him
(You can call me up in the evening) Call me up
(Yes I know I really want him) Really want him
(Yes I know I really need him) Really need him
(Yes I know I gotta have him) Gotta have him
(You can call me up in the evening) Ooh yeah
[Chorus]
[Nicole (Missy):]
(Nicole) So what the sunshine
What's yours is mine
You won't succeed without tryin'
Never blind
See I'm the type of female to hold on
Like deodorant I roll on
And gets my flow on (uh huh)
I'm livin' in reality
Respect me
My image is not a pocket book
And I won't get took
Girls get shook when they look
My style is John Blaze (John Blaze)
So I'ma make it hot and leave somebody in a daze
My age is seventeen
Call me
My age is seventeen
[Missy (Nicole):]
(If you need someone to talk to) ooh ooh
(Call me) Say what
(Even though I'm seventeen) Nicole, one two
(Call me) uh uh
(If you need someone to talk to) Play this in your jeep
Make you move your feet (Call me)
Make you move your neck bet that heh heh (Call me)
One two, play this in your jeep (Call me)
Make you move your feet
Make you move your neck
Bet that heh heh (Call me)
Say what, Freaky freaky rewind freaky rewind
Play this in your jeep (Call me)
Make you move your feet
Make you move your neck
Bet that
Make you move your neck (Call me)
Bet that
Make you move your neck
Play this in your jeep
Make you move your feet (Call me)
Make you move your neck
Nigga what
Nigga what ha
Nigga what (Call me)
Give me some
Give me some bass nigga
Turn me up, ah (Call me)
Call call me
Call call me
Misdemeanor one two
You know how I do (Call me)
I make every beat
Make you move your feet
Make you move your neck (Call me)
Bet that
Ah ha
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