Hush

Bobby V · Other Songs - Bobby V

Let's get it man

you won't tell that I wont tell

if you won't tell then I won't tell

sudden smoke

if you don't tell then I won't tell

if you don't tell well I won't tell



..hey whats up the..

all the baddest ladies show enough

I ain't come here to hurt nobody

but nothing in the way that with your body

got a man mama you ..

hoping that you're single I really want it so big

and let me take you home, home home

don't nobody got it..no, no no



Pre Chorus:

I came here to work your body

I'm on the night ship bout to work your..

if you got a man don't worry it's no problem

I won't say a word baby just don't say a word



Chorus:

keep it on the

hush hush hush hush

keep it on the love love love love

keep it on the hush hush

don't nobody gotta know know know

keep it on the

hush hush hush hush

keep it on the

hush hush hush hush

keep it on the

hush hush hush hush

keep it on the love love love love

keep ti on the hush



don't want her in my business

is just me and you ad you abotu to get the business

and if you gotta say a word

then baby say my name, and then I now it's right

feel it in the style I'm bout to blow your mind

tic tic tac and the clock won't stop

until the sunrise

what you wanna do livin without you

you can meet the boss and I'll play by the rules



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Hush - Bobby V

Bobby V's "Hush" stands as a defining track within his electro-funk and new wave catalog, characterized by its driving basslines and distinctive vocal delivery. Released during the height of his solo career, the song exemplifies the genre's blend of danceable rhythms and atmospheric production that became a hallmark of his work in the early 2000s. As part of his broader discography, "Hush" captures the essence of his musical identity, showcasing a style that prioritizes groove and texture over traditional song structures. The recording reflects the era's shift toward more experimental electronic sounds, positioning Bobby V alongside contemporaries who redefined the boundaries of funk and dance music. Its enduring appeal lies in its ability to evoke a specific mood of introspection mixed with high-energy movement, cementing its place in the artist's legacy.