Come As You Are

Garden Party

London WYD (6ixty4our)

shout out all my dia uno 's . 

blkswn album up da skreet.

produced by Monte Booker
mixed by Elton "L10" Chueng at Classick Studios

Lyrics:

Anita

Hook:
(lemme cut on dis)
Anita
I need her
So flee
Don’t flea from me
(servin them looks cold as )
Ice cream
(Show dat)
Chocolate
(bars)
GoDiva
Godiva
GoDiva

Verse 1:
Turn up da va la umee
Dis feel like hallaleuahh
Cue da choir too
I'm off da holy oil
Fried like el pollo
I gotta chicken coupe
Dip out interior bbq
Im fly why she want the cockatoo
And das on my byrd like a beak my guy
Standing ovate how they greet my guys
Straight out da mud like a cleat no lie
Neva had time for the teeter kind
On da fence like vines
Wanna camouflage
Niggas hotel lobbying
Smelling like loud around republicans
Like why it ain't no niggas workin obvious
Jus hella hmm hm smiles and mutterin
If it ain't blood to me you bothering
If u ain't kuz to me you cluttering
And i been really tryna be moe tolerant
Moe positive prolly need to switch up kountries
But you know why I’m here
I might go beast mode
Cop a couple seats out to heathrow
Out in shoreditch w/ da shit
Ain't no shortage on da stick
Lil boo i know u gone

Hook:
(Lemme cut on dis)
Anita
I need her
So flee
Don’t flea from me
(servin them looks cold as )
Ice cream
(Show dat)
Chocolate
(bars)
GoDiva
Godiva
GoDiva

Verse 2:
(Spotlight noise)
Bing
Wen da spotlite beam on ya
Green lite on you betta
Go (a oh oh )
Go (a oh oh)

Cha cha ching
How da money chine ring
When ya feet beat pavement
To da gold

Gold
(a oh oh)
Gold
(a oh oh)

Don’t got da time for da delay
Hopping around inna sack race
Bro keep that kane like lorenz tate
He went overload over da oberwise
Nigga at his lowest gave me word to wise
Told me none a dis matter unless
Family blessed
Watch all dese niggas that beat on dey chest
They flex thru da stress
I guess

Verse 3:
I been raw
Its genetic
Its my denim
I gin ya
Wine up pon ya
Tryna fit up
Up in em
Witcha
Ackin innocent
Bet u interested
Stretch u like a limo
Da memo neva
Switch or slowed da tempo
Zero gang wit me where i go
Im cool on
All da friendly shit
It jus
Bidness straight across
12:30 o’clock

1000 miles an hour
Onna spaceship
Maybe
We kan go to space

(Now I ain't neva been to Jupiter b4 but I'll, I'll go witchu baby)

Got that magenetic love i kant pull out
Of yo milky way

I’m In dis bitch like a implanon
I'm breaded up like a empanda
She say smino i love u
Nada girl de nada
U giving me erykah vibes
Bah I do wanna tell u sumthin
U make december feel summer summer summer


Outro

A-n-i-t-a
I n-e-e-d
H-e-r my bae bae (repeats til end)

Anita

Anita (Single)

ALWAYS SOMETHING

SOMETHING REAL (feat. GoldLink & Wale)

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It's Yours (feat. Dave B, Lazā & Christian JaLon)

THE FALLING MAN

KING KING

Beige

For Real (feat. Kemba)

On My Shit (feat. Joey Bada$$)

Beautiful Mind (feat. Oddisee)

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