Mathematics
Mathematics, 27.02.2021 07:40, triciajfive

Oh, oh-oh Woah, oh-oh

[Verse 1]
You decide
Chardonnay or the Hennessy
Let the time slip again
It be every night
Girl, you better give it to me
Oh yeah

[Pre-Chorus]
You can take it slow, show me what I'm working with
I'ma make you drown right before I put it in
Screaming, "Right now," but you ain't seen nothin'
You want it bad, don't get on it, yeah, I gotta focus
Go
When I say so
Foreplay ain't wrong
Before we make love
Now I'ma beat it up

[Chorus]
For a hundred rounds, hundred rounds, grind on me
Turn around, turn around, slide on me
I'll take you down, you gon' feel a high with me
For a hundred rounds, hundred rounds, rockin' you to sleep
wat u guys think

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Oh, oh-oh Woah, oh-oh

[Verse 1]
You decide
Chardonnay or the Hennessy
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