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Silkk the Shocker That's Cool Free Mp3 Download That's Cool Lyrics silkk the shocker that's cool free mp3 download That's Cool Lyrics. [Master P] Yo Silkk ask Trina can she wobble that thing. Where my niggas yo? Where my ladies yo? [Silkk] Who you know could give it to you until you fall out When you wake up - go by the mall out Hop on the plane sperm or nothing never thawed out Have her saying my name like Destiny's Child Cause I go all out Speaking more sex than money so talk with your tongue out And sex unbelievable, plus the money never run out I'm a thug so I walk the street with my gun out Top up when the sun set, top down when the sun out oh you want me, pushing up your number on the slick Try to make the scene when I was in front of the click how bout I pull the thongs off in the summer and shit Laughing at my joke when it wasn't even funny and shit She need a t-mac ms shaq she think that I ball She know I'm a real nigga, plus she love that I'm tall Checks again when she missed the phone, thinking I called She wanna fall for me look, but she think I'm a dog. [Chorus: Silkk] Need somebody with some doe That's cool Who gon keep it on the low That's cool Who gon do you right That's cool You need a soulja in your life, that's right. [Chorus: Trina] You need a lover and a friend That's cool Who got ya back to the end That's tru Somebody that's off the chain That's cool Who could twurk that thang. [Trina] You wanna f*ck that's cool but you gotta be the greatest Take me the Prada, buy my the latest Try it on the jet, fly me to Vegas The Baddest Bitch can't nann hoe fade this Paid bitch, in a gray six, made bitch Blinging about 10 karats in the bracelet Face it stick your tongue out I let you taste it And if you broke when you see me nigga don't say shit Cause I'm looking for a nigga that's filthy rich Yo name Silkk, that's cool I'm a Silky bitch Lil Mama stay shining like cuts in ice Off glass make you bust three nuts in a night And when I put it on ya, I hope you can stand it I need a tune-up daddy is you the mechanic? Cause if you coming at me right with the real cash. You can play with me all night like Dreamcast. [Chorus: Trina] You need a lover and a friend That's cool Who got ya back to the end That's tru Somebody that's off the chain That's cool Who could twurk that thang. [Chorus: Silkk] Need somebody with some doe That's cool Who gon keep it on the low That's cool Who gon do you right That's cool You need a soulja in your life, that's right. [Silkk] Your friends wonder why the house you never leaving They knew wut you gettin in life now they wouldn't leave the house either. [Trina] See I'm a real ass chick I'm a stay by your side And when its time to ride for my man, I'm a ride. [Silkk] Just be a down chick cause you aint gotta slave in fact - Not cook, clean or nothing cause I got maids for that. [Trina] Just treat me how you wanna be treated cause if I suck it and f*ck it you gon' beat it and eat it. [Silkk] So I gots to put it on ya, have ya acting all silly Then try to convince yourself that you aint catching feelings I need a girl who bout it and know how to hit it You aint gotta scheme on the doe, cause if ya cards right, you gon get it Some chicks aint real though, (Some niggas'll stunt) I know what a woman need, (I know what a nigga want) So keep it tight, and f*ck the world And who ever end up with me, that's one lucky girl. [Chorus: Silkk] Need somebody with some doe That's cool Who gon keep it on the low That's cool Who gon do you right That's cool You need a soulja in your life, that's right. [Chorus: Trina] You need a lover and a friend That's cool Who got ya back to the end That's tru Somebody that's off the chain That's cool Who could twurk that thang. Burrrrrrrrraaaaaahhhhhhh stick it Ha ha ha stick it Burrrrrrrrraaaaaahhhhhhh stick it Ha ha ha stick it Shake it, shake it, pop it pop it Brake it, rake it nah, drop it drop it Twurk sumin, work sumin Keep it jumpin, but don't hurt nothin North, South, East, West, shake it up No Limit. check amazon for That's Cool mp3 download browse other artists under S:S2S3S4S5S6S7S8S9S10S11S12S13 Songwriter(s) : Michael Robertson, Vyshon Miller, Katrina Taylor Publisher(s) : First And Gold Publishing Record Label(s) : 2000 Priority Records LLC All rights reserved Unauthorized reproduction is a violation of applicable laws Manufactured by Priority Records LLC, Official lyrics by. Silkk The Shocker. Your search did not return any results. Please try again. You're now in slide show mode. Hitting < pauses the slideshow and goes back. Hitting > pauses the slideshow and goes forward. SPACEBAR resumes the slideshow. Press ESC to exit. Sign in to Myspace. Use Facebook, Twitter or your email to sign in. 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