Huh
Maybe we shouldn't be gettin' this high (High)
Fuck it, I wanna just jump through the sky (Sky)
Roll up another like I don't know why, why (Why, why)
I just seen a Martian right off Martin Luther King
Said his luvercraft just caught a flat, like, bitch, just fix the streets
That's why I hate comin' down to earth, I couldn't do shit but agree
Told him, "Soon as I graduated high school, I rolled my degree," hm
Soon as I chose heem and I do me, I got my wings
And it came with celery, that broccoli, asparagus
Off two glasses like a pair of geeks
Laughin', I'm livin' in a parody
Mackin' like Bernie, got a pair of freaks, uh, uh, uh
Okay, she, huh, blunt O'clock on the dot, swervin'
'Nother nigga in my lane straight merging
Shoot him up, turn his shirt into a jersey
Nah, I'm playin', I could do it with my hands
Big ol' booty-booty bouncin' on me perfect
Got it ju-ju-ju-ju-jumpin' like Earvin
And she know a lot of magic, made it disappear in traffic
I'ma have to go and tint the Excursion, 'cause I like that shit
Maybe we shouldn't be gettin' this high (High)
Fuck it, I wanna just jump through the sky (Sky)
Roll up another like I don't know why, why (Why, why)
I just seen a Martian right off Martin Luther King
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