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Baby, I knowI, I'm a do you dirtySay you love me now, baby, it's too earlyI, I'm a do you dirtyYou think you love me now, I think you should be worriedYou want all my time but I don't got enoughBaby, I can put it down but I can't put it upI got too much time to live, well I'm still way too youngI'm still way too young, yeahI'm a do you dirty, I, I'm a do you dirtySay you love me now, baby, it's too earlyI, I'm a do you dirtyYou think you love me now, I think you should be worried Become A Better Singer In Only 30 Days, With Easy Video Lessons! Written by: Kehlani Parrish, Christopher Featherstone, Justin Featherstone, Matthew Featherstone, William Featherstone Lyrics © CONCORD MUSIC PUBLISHING LLC, Kobalt Music Publishing Ltd. Lyrics Licensed & Provided by LyricFind Citation Use the citation below to add these lyrics to your bibliography: Missing lyrics by Kehlani? Know any other songs by Kehlani? Don't keep it to yourself! Watch the song video Do U Dirty more tracks from the album SweetSexySavage #1#2#2#4#4#5#7#7#8#9#10Do U Dirty#12#12#13#14#16#16#17#18#18#19 Browse Lyrics.com Quiz Are you a music master? » Which of these songs did Taylor Swift NOT sing? A Teardrops On My Guitar B Love Story C I Knew You Were Trouble D Hot 'N Cold Kehlani tracks On Radio Right Now Powered by OnRad.io

My phone, ring on my finger (brrr)You actin' like you ain't tryna do either (yeah)Was a good girl, watched me turn divaHere goes my heart, I put it on speaker (oh)You don't hit my line no more, oh, ohYou don't make it ring, ring, ring, ringI can't keep this on the lowI want you to make it ring, ring, ring, ringYou used to be on my lineOn my tick all the time, yeahLove it when you make me feelLike you don't mind when I ain't got time for youYou know it don't go to my head, I'm only here again in bedI just love to know you wanna spend time with me insteadNow you all caught up, yeahYou all caught up and you done left me alone, yeahYou was all fed upReady for the next step, wanna be on your ownSaid I just miss you, I just miss us, babyAll I know isYou don't hit my line no more, oh, ohYou don't make it ring, ring, ring, ring (you don't make it ring, baby)I can't keep this on the low (yeah, yeah, oh)I want you to make it ring, ring, ring, ring The easy, fast & fun way to learn how to sing: 30DaySinger.com Written by: Belcalis Almanzar, Kehlani Parrish, Khari Cain, Mike Riley, Amnija Charles, Kleonard Raphael Lyrics © Universal Music Publishing Group, Sony/ATV Music Publishing LLC, Peermusic Publishing, Warner Chappell Music, Inc. Lyrics Licensed & Provided by LyricFind

You think.Check out: ‘Comme des Garcons (Like The Boys)’Rina Sawayama - Comme Des Garçons (Like the Boys)Click to load videoEvann McintoshEvann Mcintosh makes the kind of music that I like to refer to as “Sweet Sadboi Sounds.” The kind of wistful and bittersweet love songs that remind you of the one that got away. Sensual and often a slow burn, your patience is always rewarded by Mcintosh’s soulful and clear-eyed vocals. The lyrics always seem like they want to inspire hope – talking about the idea of falling in love or imagining the perfect relationship or partner. Mcintosh embodies the kind of head-in-the-clouds optimism that can only come from youthful abandon. Always hoping for the best, taking what life throws at you, and trying to find the sweetness in it all.Check out: ‘WIYULD’Evann McIntosh - WIYULD feat. Lil Mop (Official Video)Click to load videoDestin ConradAnother artist that comes from the world of social media – Vine in particular – Destin Conrad has grown into both a talented songwriter and a soulful artist. His debut EP, COLORWAY, invites you into his world of sultry R&B, synthscapes, and tight harmonies. It tells the story of someone who has come into himself and is ready to level up in life (and in love). COLORWAY has garnered praise from other notable queer musicians such as CHIKA, Kehlani, and Ambré, who also appears on the album with the song “FRAUD.” This album feels like it’s showcasing the type of personal growth that as queer people, is often hard to attain – but the encouraging lyrics and honest storytelling on COLORWAY can be used as a tool to inspire us all to try to get there.Check out: ‘EXCITED!’

Anthem for boss ladies. It celebrates the autonomy and independence of women, who don’t need men to take care of them or provide for them.It is also a lovely testament to the support you get from your best friend. Both Saweetie and Doja Cat hype each other up throughout the song, complimenting each other’s talents, bodies, and wealth.“Industry Baby” by Lil Nas X feat. Jack HarlowSong Year: 2021Lil Nas X claps back at his haters for his previous successes with the Grammy-nominated song “Industry Baby.”Across the board, his work is subversive and challenges the status quo. It also consistently highlights the struggles Lil Nas X went through as an LGBTQ+ youth and challenges the bigotry and cultural biases he continues to face as an adult.His song “Industry Baby” includes these themes, but it also celebrates his successes as an artist.“I Like Dat” by T-Pain, Kehlani, and BIASong Year: 2021T-Pain’s beloved 2007 hit “Buy You a Drank” gets a 2020s remix with “I Like Dat.” His signature harmonies, melodic lyrics, and autotune accents pair well with Kehlani’s low, musical voice. Together, they sing about women who don’t need men to pay their way.The days of T-Pain being able to win a woman over with a single drink are through. Now, the women he encounters are financially stable and looking for someone to partner with.“Straightenin” by MigosSong Year: 2021Migos released “Straightenin” as the first single on their fourth studio album, Culture III. The song is unbelievably catchy, with an infectious hook. Although