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Avant ~ Phone Sex (That's What's Up)


Wanna take you with me,
on a late night creep girl,
That's What's up That's What's up
And while you're here'
Erase all your fears
That's What's up That's What's up
Wanna take you to the shower,
and spend about an hour
That's What's up That's What's up
And hold and embrace,
And girl I wanna taste
That's What's up That's What's up

Over the phone is taking to long
I can't wait to see you so we can get it on
It doesn't matter about the place
It's going down,
when I see your pretty face
[2x]

After the first one ends the fun will begin
That's What's up That's What's up
I'm gonna give you something
to run and tell your friends
That's What's up That's What's up
Like getting freaky at the movies,
I don't care if it's PG
That's What's up That's What's up
In the elevator going down, shut it off
so we can clown
That's What's up That's What's up

or in the limo, listening to my demo
Girl close that middle window,
do you want me to stop N O
Or the airplane, where turbulence
ain't no thang,
I got the tool to make you
scream my name, it's going down, But

Over the phone is taking to long
I can't wait to see you so we can get it on
It dosen't matter about the place
It's going down,
when I see your pretty face
[2x]

In my H-2 where the seat fold down
like clothes
I'm about to jump in the back row,
Girl you make me curl my toes
At your, when everybody goes on break
Girl let's steal the security tape,
Cause baby I can't wait




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