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[Beyoncé] At first we started out real cool Taking me places I ain't never been But now you're getting comfortable Ain't doing those things you did no more You're slowly making me pay for things Your money should be handling And now you ask to use my car (car) Drive it all day and don't fill up the tank And you have the audacity To even come and step to me Ask to hold some money from me Until you get your check next week (Bridge) You triflin', good for nothing type of brother Silly me, why haven't I found another? A baller, when times get hard Need someone to help me out Instead of a scrub like you Who don't know what a man's about (Chorus 2x) Can you pay my bills? Can you pay my telephone bills? Can you pay my automo' bills? If you did then maybe we could chill I don't think you do So, you and me are through [Beyoncé] Now you've been maxing out my card (card) Gave me bad credit, buying gifts with my own name Haven't paid the first bill But you're steady heading to the mall Going on shopping sprees Perpetrating to your friends that you be ballin' And then you use my cell phone (phone) Calling whoever that you think at home And then when the bill comes All of a sudden you be acting dumb Don't know where none of these calls come from When your momma's on the bill more than once (Bridge) (Chorus 2x) You triflin', good for nothing type of brother Oh silly me, why haven't I found another You triflin', good for nothing type of brother Oh silly me, why haven't I found another You triflin', good for nothing type of brother Oh silly me, why haven't I found another You triflin', good for nothing type of brother Oh silly me, why haven't I found another (Chorus 4x) more free lyrics

[Beyoncé] At first we started out real cool Taking me places I ain't never been But now you're getting comfortable Ain't doing those things you did no more You're slowly making me pay for things Your money should be handling And now you ask to use my car (car) Drive it all day and don't fill up the tank And you have the audacity To even come and step to me Ask to hold some money from me Until you get your check next week (Bridge) You triflin', good for nothing type of brother Silly me, why haven't I found another? A baller, when times get hard Need someone to help me out Instead of a scrub like you Who don't know what a man's about

(Chorus 2x)

Can you pay my bills? Can you pay my telephone bills? Can you pay my automo' bills? If you did then maybe we could chill I don't think you do So, you and me are through
[Beyoncé] Now you've been maxing out my card (card) Gave me bad credit, buying gifts with my own name Haven't paid the first bill But you're steady heading to the mall Going on shopping sprees Perpetrating to your friends that you be ballin' And then you use my cell phone (phone) Calling whoever that you think at home And then when the bill comes All of a sudden you be acting dumb Don't know where none of these calls come from When your momma's on the bill more than once (Bridge)

(Chorus 2x)

You triflin', good for nothing type of brother Oh silly me, why haven't I found another You triflin', good for nothing type of brother Oh silly me, why haven't I found another You triflin', good for nothing type of brother Oh silly me, why haven't I found another You triflin', good for nothing type of brother Oh silly me, why haven't I found another (Chorus 4x)

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