Uh-uh-uh
Uh-uh
Uh-uh, yeah, yeah
Did you forget? Do it for life
Chicago that time, all bullshit aside
Wonderful vibe, wonderful night (Uh-uh)
Did it with tribe
All I can hear is you and I
Up in this club, bumpin' and grind
Who made it flood? You see the signs (Sign)
Signs, signs, signs (Yeah)
We pulled out the feathers for this type of weather
She pulled up the club to bust up a dub
She came with her man, I called in a sub
She givin' out hugs, we know 'bout the mud
She put in my hand, don't know what it was
She knows some of the fam, but don't know enough (Enough)
My trust is a nigga, how we trust
(Caught in a trance, it's givin' us)
Sippin' on Wok, don't do 'Tuss
She got her own fans, she need her a buzz
Might give her a chance, it's givin' her— (Uh)
Out in a trance, it's givin' her— (Uh)
Not on no Xans, it's givin' her— (Uh)
Nigga with bands, it's givin' her— (Trance)
A nigga with plans, it's givin' her— (Uh)
Still in the gym, ain't did the implants
I like that for real, ain't givin' up
Like they know that you real, they give it up (Real)
Like if you got the steel, they give it up (Still)
Takin' these Ms they givin' us
And run in the field like it's ten of us (Ten, ten, ten)
I'm cleanin' shit out like a Enema
I make this shit look like a cinema (Ten, ten, ten)
(Caught in a trance, it's givin' us)
Ah, take off the top, baby, let's ride
I'm with my dawgs, I pick the side
She want the box, the one on the tribe
I own the tribe, yeah (Caught in a trance, it's givin' us)
Arm out the window, just throw it when we ride
I bent the corner, straight the wheel and the tires (Woo)
Put twenty hoes on a boat 'til they tired
Everybody on (On)
You know you need me, my nigga
Just keep this shit real, don't you cry what you saw (Need)
Who else fuck up the city like us?
When it rain, it's a thunderstorm (Thunderstorm)
I party at Shabba in New York and L.A. where they keep on goin' to the don (Shabba)
Two hundred K what I'm on (Two hun')
She lickin' all down my chest (Down my, down my chest)
I told her, "I ain't Slime, baby, call me SEX," yeah (Not Slime, just call me SEX)
It ain't no dope where I put these racks at, yeah (Ain't no dope where I put these racks)
If you my ho, I call you sexy, yeah
Goddamn, lately she so bad, it's dangerous (Dangerous)
I backed out of the knot, she tried to tangle up (Uh)
She got Paris manners and it's so dangerous (Dangerous)
Uh, uh, uh, uh, uh
Caught in a trance, it's givin' us (Yeah, ah)
Caught in a trance, it's givin' us (Ah, yeah, uh-huh)
Caught in a trance, it's givin' us (Ah)
Caught in a trance, it's givin' us (Ah)
Caught in a trance, it's givin' us (Ah)
Caught in a trance, it's givin' us (Ah)
Late night, late night, late night
To the side, to the side
Yeah, yeah, this side
You got riptide in mind
I move so far in time
I move so far in time (Ooh)
I been cooped up in night (Woah, ooh)
I been whipped up at and gripped with my fists up and drive (Drive, ooh)
Drivin' **** up in time (Ooh, yeah)
I been pimped up in night (Uh, ooh)
I been workin' in time (Ooh)
I been moved right inside (Ah, ah)
I been just like— (Ooh)
It's just like
It's just like
It's just like
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