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Jay Park ft. Vic Mensa – YACHT

I can’t have you in the open girl I can’t have you in the lonesome girl Cause too many dudes be hoping girl Scheming they wanna steal my girl oh no that will never ever happen Cause I’m that fly Asian guy I’m the captain I be so wavy wear whatever I be bragging Get you in submission all night you be tapping yeah Taking it from coast to coast Scuba diving in them ocean shores Fuck around and take you on a world tour Versace dropping on them bedroom floors yeah

I should buy a yacht just to take you on it Wanna take you around the town just to watch you flaunt it You’re so pleasing to the eye I’m just being honest For you I’m down to go broke empty out my pockets I be like you’re my dope I’m so high Baby work girl work like Rihanna Girl you know I don’t ever lie This a song I wrote just for my baby

Just for my baby just for my baby Hit me up baby On the Kakao baby Give me good loving We can get down baby Get down baby get down baby

I can make your coochie rain don’t tell fima His and hers Gucci mane don’t tell PETA Cover your ears all in blood diamonds Cause you know you’re mine I don’t even wear diamonds but I want her to shine (yeah yeah)

I like the conversations Tell me about your classes Gimme brain like a geek (geek) Don’t take off your glasses Emails CC I put Chanel on your feet I wanna read your body language I don’t like reading receipts Steal my girl good luck Charlie You must be Jason kidding me put some bucks on it Throw a tux on it That mean I got cuffs on it She on my arm like that Balenciaga clutch on it

Valentine’s day shopping Now I’m rollin down rodeo with your shotgun Banging rage against the machine I’m not a player I’m a king (ey) checkmate a nigga if you try to take my queen I ain’t got time for playing games (okay) I’ll get you wet like training day (uh-huh) I put my girl in human made no bathing apes because she my bae she get love from me just like an 808

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