Jeremih - Cards Right Lyrics
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Cards Right
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What Are The Lyrics For Cards Right By Jeremih?
Hitmaka! Hol' up!
Oh baby, baby, oh baby, baby Oh baby, baby, oh oh oh Got you waiting outside when you see it's me Ain't no other thing but PYT I'm tryna get you all alone in my suite Ain't nobody gotta know, know bout' me Keep it moving, don't stop I'ma keep it sipping 'til the sunrise Just to remind us 'fore we lonesome You can have it anytime you want to hold some You play your cards right, baby I'll be ready to go (I'm ready to) You play your cards right, baby I'll be ready to go (yeah) Now all I need is you all over (now all I need is you all over) You play your cards right, baby I'll be ready to go Need someone to hold me down As I come, come up, come up Lay down on the night, play around 'til the sun up, sun up, sun up Keep it moving, don't stop I'ma keep sipping 'til the sunrise Just to remind us 'fore we lonesome You can have it anytime you want to hold some You play your cards right, baby I'll be ready to go (I'm ready to) You play your cards right, baby I'll be ready to go (yeah) Now all I need is you all over (now all I need is you all over) You play your cards right, baby I'll be ready to go, oh oh |
Who Wrote Cards Right By Jeremih?
Austin Owens, Daryl L. Simmons, Jeremy P. Felton, Kenneth B. Edmonds, Lerron Carson
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What's The Duration Of The Cards Right By Jeremih?The duration of Cards Right is 2:19 minutes and seconds. |
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