English, 12.02.2021 20:10 feastershevill

ME: lick lick-I want eat yo dic- HER: Ayo ain't that kinda sus?
ME: Oh u want me to change the beat, Ight I can take you there..
HERYea
ME: that's all you had to say.
HER: ye...I- okay sing child
ME: Baby, you might need a seatbelt when I ride it
I'ma leave it open like a door, come inside it
Even though I'm wifey, you can hit it like a side chick
Don't need no side dic-, no
Got the neighbors yellin' "Earthquake!" (Earthquake)
4.5 when I make the bed shake
HER:NO THAT'S NOT BETTER ALL THE BOYS GON WANT YOU- UR BEING FREAKY-
Me:Oh is this better?
Chicken wing
Chicken wing
Hot dog and baloney
Chicken and macaroni
Chillin with my homies
Chicken wings
Chicken wings
That's how you know me
Let me tell you a story
About how I got lonely
HER: Yes honey that's some much better :)
ME: Ugh your boring ._.

BASED ON A REAL CONVERSATION (ME and Janiya)

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