[feat. Too $hort]
[Intro/Chorus: sung]
Nigga don't act like a (BITCH!)
That's why I don't got love for a (BITCH!)
Oh that's why Too $hort and E-40 say (BITCH!)
So homey, please don't marry that (BITCH!)
And that's why I'll never be a (BITCH!)
[over last two lines: E-40]
Don't do it!
$hort holla at 'em
[Too $hort:]
See me, I get everything I wanna get
I have some fun with it, and make her momma trip
Cause if I'm in her life, it's a problem
A real player's at your girl, you better stop him
Turn your back on the bitch she ain't actin right
He hit it way before you now he's back in her life
What'chu gon' do when you lose her?
She got a nigga on the side just to use her
If it's me, I'm parkin at the front do'
And you be knockin on her bedroom window
You see the shadows, you hear the sounds
But you don't do nothin you just turn back around
Like a (BITCH!) Feelings hurt, ready to cry
You cain't believe, everything she said was a lie
She got a lot of bitch in her but not more than you
I never underestimate what these whores'll do
[Chorus]
[E-40:]
40! Never slippin and slippin and skippin and drippin and missin (missin)
These cats that I be hangin around don't listen (don't listen)
I be hippin and sippin and smokin and drinkin and spittin (spittin)
And these musty mouth broads they be trippin (they be trippin)
I mean the bitch thought she was bad (bad)
I knew what that batch was thinkin
When she thought what she was thinkin, but she shouldn'ta thought that
I told her the money costs too much and I ain't got a dime
You got to pay me (pay me) or pay me no never mind
I (I) don't sit on the toilet when I go piss (piss)
You (you) got feminine tendencies like a bitch (bitch)
Me (me) I'm solid and concrete I keep it funky (funky)
We (we) we pull up in somethin, actin a donkey (donkey)
She (she) she liftin her dress up showin her monkey (monkey)
See (see) he trippin, he trickin, throwin her money (money)
B (B) I-T-C-H, all in her face (face)
E (E) 40 so laced, stay on the case
[Chorus]
[E-40:] 40 Water, 40 Water
[Too $hort:] Too $hort, Too $hort
[E-40:] Too $hort
[Too $hort:] Short Dawg in the house
[E-40:] 40 Water!
[E-40:] Ay Sho't, you know what I been noticin?
[Too $hort:] All bitches ain't women?
[E-40:] Mayne! All bitches ain't women mayne
[Too $hort:] Nah nah
[E-40:] Some of these niggaz man be actin like bitches mannn
[Too $hort:] Yeah!
[E-40:] Female puppies man
[Too $hort:] You already know
[E-40:] Look, get a real one in your life man
[E-40:] Get a real one in your life - that's what I tell a bitch
[E-40:] BEATCH!
[Too $hort:] That's how we do it
[E-40:] Uhhh
[Too $hort:] Fa'sho'
[E-40:] Niggaz be actin like bi-tchess
[E-40:] Be-itch! Female puppies mayne
[Too $hort:] You bitch!
[Chorus: w/ ad libs in background to end]
E-40, real name Earl Tyrone Stevens, is an American rapper born in Vallejo, California, in 1973. Considered one of the pioneers of the Bay Area hip hop sound, E-40 has significantly contributed to the genre's diffusion with his unique style characterized by fast flow and intricate rhymes. His career, which began in the '90s, has been marked by a series of successful albums, including "In a Minute" (1995), "The Ball Street Journal" (2003) and "Revenue Retrievin'" (2006). E-40 is known for his collaborations with artists like Snoop Dogg, Too $hort and Mac Dre. Among his most representative tracks are "Sprinkle Me", "Tell Me When to Go" and "Function". His influence on the hip hop music landscape has been profound, inspiring generations of rappers and contributing to defining the Bay Area's sonic identity.
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