Hands & Feet

Keri Hilson · Other Songs - Keri Hilson

Go



If you can get it up

I can put it down and I can put it down

betcha I can put it down

Watch me

Usually is you chekin' me, but I ain't gon' lie tonight

I got my eye on your, yeah, both eyes on your

and I got half my mind that just crossed the line

and the other half is wonderin' baby could you come through, wanna see what it do



Bridge:

Can you pick me up like a real bad habbit

flip me over like I'm acrobatic

We both sick of playin' hard to get, read my lips "I'm ready to go"

I keep thinkin bout the things you told me

I'm thinkin that you need to show me

don't know if you could bag it up

but two things that I know for sure



Chorus:

Boy you got

big Feet and you got

big Hands

so I already know whats up with your thang

bet you get that from your daddy

bet you get that from your daddy

Boy I like your swing

and I dig your style

so you know big thing it's bout to go down

bet you get that from your daddy

bet you got that thang from your daddy



I don't ask for nothing I ain't ready to get

I'mma need you to dig real deep, I'm gonna go all out

I wanna go all out

Imma light switchin I already know you can turn me on

now let me see if you can turn me out

I wanna see what you about



Repeat Bridge & Chrous



Now if you see a bad boy put em out

If he can get it up

I can put it down

I know how to put it down, i can put it down

so let me put it down, betcha I can put it down



I just wanna know if it's true

Hands & Feet

Keri Hilson's "Hands & Feet" stands as a defining track of the mid-2000s hip-hop and R&B fusion era, showcasing her signature ability to blend rhythmic precision with melodic sensibility. The song exemplifies her work during a period where she became a central figure in the genre, collaborating with prominent producers to craft anthems that dominated radio play. Its infectious beat and Hilson's clear vocal delivery established it as a staple in the discography of the time, reflecting the collaborative spirit of the era's music scene. As part of her broader body of work, the recording captures the vibrant energy of the mid-2000s, influencing subsequent artists who sought to merge street culture with mainstream pop appeal.