Texting Me
Bow Wow · Other Songs - Bow Wow
I want your body on top of mine (uh huh)
Lets dim these lights to a low shine
(lets turn these light down a lil low)
The mood is set now take a shot at this (alright)
How long is it gon take you to get up outta this (uh huh)
I go down I go down & give that thang a lick
(you know you like when I lick that spot don't you)
This is her texting me saying how she like sexing me (lehgo)
I gave it to her one time she aint been the same since (yea)
& this how girls act when you give them good dick (aye)
When she come over mad it makes the sex better (uh huh)
Bite on her neck it makes the pussy wetter (uh huh)
When her legs get ta shaking I know I'm bout ta get
her (yea so I'm in that spot up huh)
Climb on top & ride it like a pro (come on)
Made her cum 3 times I'm working on 4 (aye)
I can speed it up shawty I can take it slow
(just let me know what you perfer it baby)
This is her texting me say how she like sexing me (check it)
I gave it to her one time she ain't been the same since
& dis how girls act when you give em good dick
[Talking]
Aye say shawty
Look I know its been abt a couple days
I aint seen you in a minute wont you come on thru
Leave your heels by the door
Find yourself to the bedroom
I'll be waiting
This is her texting me saying how she like sexing me
I gave it to her one time (lehgo) she aint been the same since
& dis how girls act when you give em good dick (aye)
Texting me saying how she like sexing me (oh dis her right now)
I gave it to her one time she aint been the same since (yea)
& dis how girls act when you give em good dick
[Talking]
You know I just wanted to holla at all the ladies out there
Let em know ??
My presence is felt baby
Mr. do it for the ladies
About Texting Me
Bow Wow's "Texting Me" stands as a quintessential example of mid-2000s hip-hop, blending playful lyricism with the era's signature rhythmic flow. The track captures the relatable humor of modern communication, using the metaphor of texting to explore themes of flirtation and casual intimacy. Produced with a crisp, upbeat beat, the recording showcases Bow Wow's signature charm and ability to deliver witty verses that resonate with a young audience. As part of his broader discography, the song reflects the genre's shift toward incorporating contemporary pop culture references while maintaining a distinct Southern hip-hop identity. Its enduring appeal lies in its ability to balance lightheartedness with genuine musical craftsmanship, making it a staple for fans of the artist's early work.