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Dru Hill ~ Im Wondering


Two o'clock and I'm all alone Callin' you on the phone Wanna come over but you ain't home Get in my car and start to drive Yes, I gotta take a ride Cuz I feel lonely inside but Then I ran into your girlfriend Know she is your best friend And if we mess around our love will end But I gotta take a sneak peek Cuz the freak in me is beating me Telling me to creep, see [1] - I'm just wondering if you really know what's goin' on Do you really have a clue 'Bout what I'm gonna do to you, hey I'm just wondering if you really know what's goin' on Do you really have a clue 'Bout what I'm gonna do to you Now that we're here alone Had to unplug the phone Just in case she calls She'll think I'm not home I had something else to do But now I'm here with you What I had to do has turned into you She thinks that I'm faithful Cuz her ride is paid for And I bought a crib for her and her shorty Forbidden fruit is tasty But you gotta lace me I'm shady But you ain't worth my baby [Repeat 1] [Ad lib] [Repeat 1 until fade] more free lyrics

Two o'clock and I'm all alone
Callin' you on the phone
Wanna come over but you ain't home
Get in my car and start to drive
Yes, I gotta take a ride
Cuz I feel lonely inside but
Then I ran into your girlfriend
Know she is your best friend
And if we mess around our love will end
But I gotta take a sneak peek
Cuz the freak in me is beating me
Telling me to creep, see

[1] - I'm just wondering if you really know what's goin' on
Do you really have a clue
'Bout what I'm gonna do to you, hey

I'm just wondering if you really know what's goin' on
Do you really have a clue
'Bout what I'm gonna do to you

Now that we're here alone
Had to unplug the phone
Just in case she calls
She'll think I'm not home
I had something else to do
But now I'm here with you
What I had to do has turned into you
She thinks that I'm faithful
Cuz her ride is paid for
And I bought a crib for her and her shorty
Forbidden fruit is tasty
But you gotta lace me I'm shady
But you ain't worth my baby

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