I Wanna Wife U Up

Lloyd · Other Songs - Lloyd

Girl, I'm coming over

And I'm hardly sober

Alcohol running through my veins

And it's straight up to my brainn

I got you on speed dial

Hit one number just to call out

Hey baby I'm feelin nice

But I need you to make me feel better

She said that bad timing, timing

And I couldn't have what I was wantin, wantin

But she said to still come over

Maybe I could just hold her

So I thought to myself like damnn...



Even if it's that time of the month

Baby I still chill wich yah

Even if it's that time of the month

I'll come to your crib and kick wich you

Baby your far from the stars

Cause I got feelings for yah

It's not all about sexx sweet love

It's all about me tryna wife you up



GIrl my hormones raging crazy

Shorty shes my baby

Even though I can't put her to bed

I can still run fingers through her hair

Treat her like she need to be treated...

Sex ain't always needed

But then I got on, on my way

See her in a minute baby

She said that bad timing, timing

She said I couldn't have what I was wantin, wantin

But she said to still come over

Maybe I could just hold her

So I thought to myself like damn...



Even if it's that time of the month

Baby I still chill wich yah

Even if it's that time of the month

I'll come to your crib and kick wich you

Baby your far from the stars

Cause I got feelings for yah

It's not all about sexx sweet love

It's all about me tryna wife you up



Even if it's that time of the month

Baby I still chill wich yah

I'll come to your crib and kick wich you

Cause I got feelings for yah

It's all about me tryna wife you up

I Wanna Wife U Up

Lloyd's 'I Wanna Wife U Up' stands as a defining track from the mid-2000s New York hip-hop scene, characterized by its raw, unpolished delivery and gritty production. The song exemplifies Lloyd's signature style, blending aggressive lyricism with a focus on street narratives and relationship dynamics that were central to his discography during this era. Released alongside other notable works like 'Street Love,' the recording captures the authentic, high-energy atmosphere of the underground rap circuit, where artists prioritized raw emotion and direct engagement over mainstream polish. The track remains a testament to Lloyd's ability to convey complex personal stories through his distinctive vocal approach, cementing his legacy as a key figure in the evolution of East Coast hip-hop during the 2000s.