Whats your flava?
Tell me whats your flava
Whats your flava?
Tell me whats your flava
Oooh
Whats your flava?
Tell me whats your flava
Whats your flava?
Tell me whats your flava
Oooh
Whats your flava?
Tell me whats your flava
I met this fly girl in a club
Went by the name of Pecan Deluxe
This ice-cream was high maintenance
When I took her out, nearly cost me twenty bucks
I met this chick named Walnut Whip
Nearly made me sick to the point of throwing up
So I called Chocolate Chip
With the sweet toffee crisp and I still can't get enough
You're what I want (uh)
You're what I need (come on)
I wanna taste ya (taste ya)
And take you home with me
You look so good (oh)
Good enough to eat
I wonder if I could peel your wrapper
I could be your fantasy
Whats your flava?
Tell me whats your flava
Oooh
Whats your flava?
Tell me whats your flava
Whats your flava?
Tell me whats your flava
Oooh
Whats your flava?
Tell me whats your flava
Uh, I take them in the middle of July
With the drop top down and the park when its simmering
These ice creams looking so fly that I just can't lie
It all seems too bewildering
They got these grown men running round
Screaming out, acting worse than children
But who flow better
Know better
Stack cheddar
Get more tongues wetter
Than this ice-cream veteran?
You're what I want (ow)
You're what I need (you're what I need)
I wanna taste ya (taste ya)
And take you home with me (take ya home with me)
You look so good (you look so good)
Good enough to eat
I wonder if I could peel your wrapper
I could be your fantasy
Whats your flava?
Tell me whats your flava
Oooh
Whats your flava?
Tell me whats your flava
Whats your flava?
Tell me whats your flava
Oooh
Whats your flava?
Tell me whats your flava
Girl, whats your flava
Whats your flava, whats your flava
Tell me whats your flava
Tell me whats your...
Hey, I'm taking them apple and cinnamon
Girls, I'm feeling them can't stop licking them
Thats why they got me dribbling
Hot fudge sauce and its all over my Timberlands
I take them caramel with a hint of vanilla
With a little chocolate sprinklings
They make me spend my dividends
These sweet things make me feel like a kid again
You're what I want (ow)
You're what I need (you're what I need)
I wanna taste ya (taste ya)
And take you home with me (take ya home with me)
You look so good (you look so good)
Good enough to eat
I wonder if I could peel your wrapper
I could be your fantasy
Whats your flava? (come on)
Tell me whats your flava (mmm)
Oooh
Whats your flava? (yeah)
Tell me whats your flava (i wanna taste ya)
Whats your flava?
Tell me whats your flava
Oooh
Whats your flava?
Tell me whats your flava
(Tell me whats your flava)
I want chocolate girl
I want toffee girl
I want vanilla girl
To rock my world
Whats your flava?
Tell me whats your flava
Craig Ashley David (born 5 June 1981) is a British singer, songwriter and record producer known for his distinctive blend of R and B, garage, and hip-hop. Born in Southampton, England, David rose to prominence in the late 1990s with his debut album *Born to Do It* (2000), which achieved massive commercial success worldwide. The album spawned several hit singles, including "Fill Me In", "7 Days", and "What's Your Flava". David's music often explores themes of love, relationships, and urban life, with his smooth vocals and catchy melodies resonating with audiences across genres. He has collaborated with numerous artists, including Sting, Kano, and Big Narstie. Throughout his career, David has released several successful albums, including *Slicker Than Your Average* (2002), *The Story of Craig David* (2016), and *Following My Intuition* (2023). His music continues to be popular, with his recent work showcasing his evolution as an artist while staying true to his signature sound.
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