Kick Your Game
TLC · Crazysexycool
Come on let me kick a little game to you
Baby baby let me kick a little game with you (2x's)
I've been watching you watching me
And I know you want it
Come on let me kick a little game to you
Laying against the wall checking out the scenery
All I see is everybody trying to get with me
So I continue to play it crazysexycool
Lost all composure when I laid my eyes on you
Bridge
You just wanna know if you can kick some game
Come with something more clever than just your name
See it's like this I wanna take you home
But you gotta show me that your game is on
Chorus
I've been watching you watching me
And I know you want it
But it depends on how you kick your game (2x's)
Come on let me kick a little game to you
Clubs about to close but you've only said a few words to me
I've been waiting for a dose of your personality
See I'm in the mood and if all goes right
Baby you will be you will be going home with me tonight
Miss Left Eye (YO)
All I wanna do is kiss your hand
Let you know I'm not just another fan I am the man
And i don't give a damn about who you know
I got a 48-track studio back at the crib
So drop by you know where I live
I see you all the time but on another note
Would you like to dance
UHH Nah I'm about to go and hang my coat
Chorus
Lisa Lopes
It's been a month
I called you twice...You called me once
Baby come with me and be mine
So we can make love on the 50 yard line
You for me,and me for you
There's nothing in this world you know we couldn't do
Yeah but who was that girl all on your back...
Nicole
I'm just a nigga that followed you to the coat rack
Bridge
Chorus
Come on let me kick a little game with you
Baby baby let me kick a little game to you
Kick Your Game
Kick Your Game stands as a standout track from TLC's landmark 1994 album CrazySexyCool, cementing the group's status as R&B innovators. The song showcases the trio's signature blend of smooth harmonies and rhythmic precision, capturing the confident, assertive energy that defined their mid-nineties era. As part of a record that redefined female-led hip-hop soul, the track highlights the group's ability to balance playful storytelling with sophisticated production. Alongside hits like Creep and Waterfalls, this recording contributed to an album that achieved massive commercial success and critical acclaim. The song remains a testament to TLC's enduring influence on contemporary R&B, reflecting their unique chemistry and the polished sound that brought them global recognition during a transformative period in music history.