[Verse 1:]
She don't care
For one night stands
And naughty boys
With sweaty hands
She got a thing
About carving wood
Or shaping a figure
From a lump of mud
[Chorus:]
Don't love my baby for her pouting lips
Don't love my baby for her curvy hips
I love my baby 'cos she does good sculptures yeah
[Verse 2:]
Her fingernails
Rouge talens fonce
They cut my skin
More than once
She is a thing
Made of solid love
She shape my body
Like a lump of mud
[Chorus:]
Don't love my baby for her pouting lips
Don't love my baby for her curvy hips
I love my baby 'cos she does good sculptures yeah
[Instrumental]
[Verse 3:]
She is cool
In her studio
E-I-Addi
Add-EE-O
She Killa Dilla
She cut it smooth
Always looking
Like she never loose
[Chorus:]
Don't love my baby for her pouting lips
Don't love my baby for her curvy hips
I love my baby 'cos she does good sculptures yeah
I love my baby 'cos she does good sculptures yeah
I love my baby 'cos she does good sculptures
I love my baby 'cos she does good sculptures
I love my baby 'cos she does good sculptures yeah
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