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Missy Elliott ~ ...So Addictive


[Missy - singing] I know some of y'all sick of songs y'all be hearin on the radio- ohhhh (ohhh!) So me and Timbaland gon' give that shit you never heard before (shit you never heard before-ohhh) It's like drinkin liquor or weed or X whatever does you the best My beats, are so (sooooo) addic-hictive [Tweet] C'mon get krunk with me [Missy] See if you're ridin down the street and you're bout to roll that shit up [Tweet] You don't need drugs or weed [Missy] Oh nah you ain't smokin that stank shit up in my car Get your feet off my dashboard [Tweet] C'mon get krunk with me [Missy] Oh yeah you wanna get krunk though? Well pop this CD in right here and take a hit of me [singing] My album is so, addic-hictive [Missy] My album is so addictive {*echoes} Man bump this ballad shit more free lyrics

[Missy - singing]
I know some of y'all sick of songs y'all be hearin on the radio-
ohhhh (ohhh!)
So me and Timbaland gon' give that shit you never heard before
(shit you never heard before-ohhh)
It's like drinkin liquor or weed or X whatever does you the best
My beats, are so (sooooo) addic-hictive

[Tweet] C'mon get krunk with me
[Missy] See if you're ridin down the street
and you're bout to roll that shit up
[Tweet] You don't need drugs or weed
[Missy] Oh nah you ain't smokin that stank shit up in my car
Get your feet off my dashboard
[Tweet] C'mon get krunk with me
[Missy] Oh yeah you wanna get krunk though?
Well pop this CD in right here and take a hit of me

[singing] My album is so, addic-hictive

[Missy] My album is so addictive {*echoes}
Man bump this ballad shit

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