Verse 1
I know you find it hard to trust a few
And that’s otay
n#gg#s lying through their lose gums
Inside your face
While they laid up in your bed
Tryna eat off your plate
But the food off limits
From n#gg#s like them
I ain’t tryna eat
Like friends with bens
But it depends
If you wanna ride out from these ends
Around ten
And then we can talk more “you and i”
While i leave a gentle kiss
With a look in your eye
Cos i like to speak all
That champagne poetry
Lover this, lover that
Love a boy for his honesty
Your lover toys ain’t gonna
Support your emotions
They just give you woodie
And end that story
Hold my palm
As we walk and talk side by side
Link up together
Like stars and lullabies
While i keep it slim with my queen
Little miss ebony
I got trust for you
Do you have the same for me?
Hook
You told me i could trust you
Don’t lie
I could really use you
(it’s just me and you
I know you find it hard to trust a few). (4x)
Verse 2
I knew this girl
Named fat
She was fat
In the back
And thought i didn’t know
How to compete with that
So i lay back and keep it mellow
Cos i know i’m very special
And i know the f#ck boys
Couldn’t touch upon my level
But lemme stick to the matter at hand
Matter at heart
The point i was reciting to you
From the start
I could give you a part of my organ
So you don’t start resorting
Looking at me
Like i was just georgie porking
Cos i don’t want beef
Wanna keep the peace
Stay silent and discreet
Keep from the streets
Cos traffic’s piling up
I know you’ve had enough
Of other n#gg#s tripping
f#cking with your love
Gimme love
I ain’t tryna be your enemy
Gimme trust
I want match that energy
Come together like
Bass and harmonies
But i hope you still
Got some faith in me
Hook
You told me i could trust you
Don’t lie
I could really use you
(it’s just me and you
I know you find it hard to trust a few). (4x)
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