Robin Thicke
Rick Ross · Other Songs - Rick Ross
Trust me she lyin if she dein she love me
Make up ya mind you been on and off(Ross)
Platinum petron come take shots with a boss
[Hook: Robin Thicke]
If you came to get the party started girl just say lalalalaa
I want to put my hands all over ya body girl cum this way Nananana naaa
What you gon do if I touch you if I put my lips on you
If we took you back to the crib just me and you all nite
I want to play just say (lalalala)
[Chorus:]
Just Take off ya clothes and just lay back all you got to do is
just lay back wouldd you do this for me baby just lay back lay back
(Boss)lalalalaaa
[Rick Ross:]
Girl I'm Bright as a Bessel
And you sexy as ever
Shorty what's on ya brain cause watevea is clever
Number 1 at whatevea I get buddles of cheddar
This that black cloud you deserve wonderful weather
Run a few arrons(Ross)
Summers in Paris never shoppin in clearance
Don't make me embrass
She never a bird but baby my parrot
Her flavor superb I pay her with carrots
My house is a home
I made her a pallet
Maybe being to modest
My shxt more like a palace
Follow the waterfalls
As it makes you wetter
Shawty brace yourself it's only getting better
[Hook: Robin Thicke]
If you came to get the party started girl just say lalalalaa
I want to put my hands all over ya body girl cum this way Nananana naaa
What you gon do if I touch you if I put my lips on you
If we took you back to the crib just me and you all nite
I want to play just say (lalalala)
[Chorus:]
Just Take off ya clothes and just lay back(boss)
all you got to do is just lay back(boss) wouldd you do this for me baby
just lay back(ok) lay back(Boss)lalalalaaa
See shawty laid back
So we laid up
When I fade to black we always made up
This shit ain't made up
Look what I'm made of
Look what I made bra
Don't owe no favors
Robin Thicke
This track by Rick Ross serves as a high-energy anthem from his 2009 album Teflon Don, embodying the raw, aggressive style that defined his work during the late 2000s. The recording features the artist's signature flow and vocal delivery, characteristic of his contributions to the hip-hop genre of that era. While the song does not feature a traditional chorus, its repetitive structure and driving rhythm create a distinct sonic identity within Ross's discography. It stands as a testament to his ability to blend lyrical intensity with a hard-hitting beat, reflecting the broader cultural landscape of mainstream rap music at the time. The track remains a notable example of his solo output, showcasing his vocal prowess and the gritty aesthetic that became a hallmark of his career.