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LOL :-) Trey Songz I Luvvv Fisher Price 804 335 0051 (LOL smiley face LOL smiley face... Soulja boy Tell'Em) 804 335 0051 (GUCCI... LOL smiley face, LOL smiley face) Shawty just text me, say she wanna sex me (LOL smiley face, LOL smiley face) Shawty sent a Twit pic saying come and get this (LOL smiley face, LOL smiley face) Shawty called me phone I was busy (I was busy yup) Cruisin' in that Benz around the city (yup) Then I felt my phone buzz, I know that she like thugs I'm a bad boy like Diddy (take that) Then she sent a text that had said, "baby, I'm at home" Then she sent another one that said she's all alone So I texted her a smiley face and said, "let's do the grown" She said, "LOL boy you crazy, come on" Then she said "actually, you ain't gotta ask me" Sent that little face with the tongue 'cause I'm nasty I'm on my way (way), girl I can't wait (wait) Twitter me a picture, lemme see that OK Shawty just text me, say she wanna sex me (LOL smiley face, LOL smiley face) Shawty sent a Twit pic saying come and get this (LOL smiley face, LOL smiley face) Go to my page and follow And if you got a body like a Coke bottle Shawty sent a Twit pic (it's me Gucci) saying come and get this (LOL smiley face, LOL smiley face) You got me shawty, text Mane Send ya boy a smiley face Gucci Mane, X rated we can make a sex tape Pics on my iPhone Gucci on her iPod When she turn around, ass make ya say oh God Mami real beautiful Manicured cuticles Office job Student girl Holding down her cubicle And she got my number tell her man that's like a miracle Said she love my swag Pull up 6's on my vehicle G.A. to V.A. Cali girls love me Brooklyn girls hug me Miami girls sexy Pull off in the stretcher Jean Paul flexin' First date sexin' Next night textin' LOL smiley face, LOL smiley face Soulja boy Tell'Em bae, LOL smiley face Babygirl sent a picture to my Blackberry She fine and she thick just like Halle Berry (well damn) Kiss me through the phone, LOL smiley face We can go and kick it bae, later on at my place She messaged me on myspace, told me she love me She textin' my phone 4:30 in the morning, "baby I'm horny, I wanna kiss you" I can put it on ya, that's not an issue She scratchin' my back, screamin' out I'm hers She text my phone said, "I need your love" I met her Monday, last week in the club One week later, now she tellin' me that she in love, HA She sendin picture messages, Gettin so affectionate, Contents sexual, She like to call textual So I get the coupe clean, She my little boo thing, When I arrive, we get live like Ustream And we gone get it on, until I get her off And when she get up on, it's so hard to get her off As soon as I be gone, she back up on my phone 804 335 0051 [Chorus: Trey Songz] Tištěno z pisnicky-akordy.cz Sponzor: www.srovnavac.cz - vyberte si pojištění online! Powered by TCPDF (www.tcpdf.org).

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