You Should Know
You should know
Intro
bring it on (bring it on, bring it on)
I want you, I want you I want you so
baby you should know
that you're beautiful, and this ain't what you used to...
Chorus
Moonlight full on an evening, and you're beautiful
You know looks is deceiving, only you should know
Then watch your mood change like the seasons , baby you should know
That's your crucial, and this ain't what you used to,oh
Verse 1
wine on me
do the dirty dance on me
I wanna make you mine
Baby I ain't see no better
Your body colder than the weather
Oh,
Right as I spot you
I knew u was special
And your skin smooth
Babyboy and the things you do
It's so affectionate
Baby let me take u to the section eh!
Chorus
Moonlight full on an evening, and you're beautiful
You know looks is deceiving, only you should know
Then watch your mood change like the seasons , baby you should know
That's your crucial, and this ain't what you used to, oh
Verse 2
Wine on me
Do that dirty dance on me
Look at the stars how they shine
I wanna know you better
I'll give you love and that's forever
oh,
Drunk on ah liquor
Run on me, run like liquor
Never looked back
Baby just wine on me
Wine that dirty thang on me
Oh,
Right as I spot you
I knew u was special
And your skin smooth
Babyboy and the things you do
It's so affectionate
Baby let me take u to the section eh!
Chorus
Moonlight full on an evening, and you're beautiful
You know looks is deceiving, only you should know
Then watch your mood change like the seasons , baby you should know
That's your crucial, and this ain't what you used to,oh
Verse 3
Oh yeah hot topic,
Gyal dem a Tik Tok
No ah Tom n Jerry
Mi no flinstone
You gotta know I want justize
And a dream for one become a dream boat
A fi mi looking like something off a poster
They say im a hustler
Ah true real mobster
Big rolex Big Mami
(Ey)
Big Dada, Big Money
(Ey)
Chorus
Moonlight full on an evening, and you're beautiful
You know looks is deceiving, only you should know
Then watch your mood change like the seasons , baby you should know
That's your crucial, and this ain't what you used to, oh
Writer/s: Christopher Knaus, Irene Konsolou
