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Missy Elliott ~ Bus-A-Bus Interlude


[Busta Rhymes] Eh-hee-eh-hehehe, ehehehehe Yes indeed, YES INDEED out this motherfucker Back with the right foot steppin in first and the left foot steppin in after I go by the divine attribute, of Bus-A-Bust-Down-Some'n Otherwise known as Busta-motherfuckin-Rhymes out this bitch Yknahmean? Cause when I'm in the spot [rapping] I let a bitch start kissin up And muh'fuckers love the way that I be pissin up on muh'fuckers, muh'fuckers need to chill, RELAX What they need to do is listen up, muh'fuckers [talking] So.. as we begin, to get you addicted to the shit, that's "So Addictive" Make sure you got your PEOPLES witchu You know one of your PEOPLES, that stay sober You know to make sure you get home safely Cause we about to TAKE IT THERE muh'fuckers Miss-E, 'Misdemeanor' Elliott Sooooooooooooooo ADDICTIVE! more free lyrics

[Busta Rhymes]
Eh-hee-eh-hehehe, ehehehehe
Yes indeed, YES INDEED out this motherfucker
Back with the right foot steppin in first
and the left foot steppin in after
I go by the divine attribute, of Bus-A-Bust-Down-Some'n
Otherwise known as Busta-motherfuckin-Rhymes out this bitch
Yknahmean? Cause when I'm in the spot

[rapping]
I let a bitch start kissin up
And muh'fuckers love the way that I be pissin up
on muh'fuckers, muh'fuckers need to chill, RELAX
What they need to do is listen up, muh'fuckers

[talking]
So.. as we begin, to get you addicted
to the shit, that's "So Addictive"
Make sure you got your PEOPLES witchu
You know one of your PEOPLES, that stay sober
You know to make sure you get home safely
Cause we about to TAKE IT THERE muh'fuckers
Miss-E, 'Misdemeanor' Elliott
Sooooooooooooooo ADDICTIVE!

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