[Intro]

Oh
Oh

Yeah...

[Chorus]
Tic for tac
I don't wanna toe the line anymore
Tell em that 
You'll be moving into my place
Issa pact
Bags I'll pack for you to walk through the door
eX is mad 
You'll be having Os on my face

[Verse 1]
Breaking his equivocation 
When he calls you baby
He don't mean his love
He means a child
Like he's cradling
Cribs and cars and ladies
Can't trust what he's saying
He's only got tricks within his cards
And you ain't a trick fuck that

[Pre-chorus]
Tonight I'll drive
Gonna pick you up 
We can X & O and cross
Out his moves 
It's your (uh) big move

[Chorus x2]
Tic for tac
I don't wanna toe the line anymore
Tell em that 
You'll be moving into my place
Issa pact
Bags I'll pack for you to walk through the door
eX is mad 
You'll be having Os on my face

[Bridge] 
Whoa wh-wh-wh-wh
Whoa wh-wh-wh-wh
Whoa wh-wh-wh-wh
Whoa, he won't like that
Whoa wh-wh-wh-wh
Whoa wh-wh-wh-wh
Whoa wh-wh-wh-wh
Whoa, he can taste that

Tic 4 tac
Dick him back
Tit 4 tat
X his O & O

Tic 4 tac
Dick him back
Tit 4 tat
X & O

Oh
Oh

Yeah...

[Chorus]
Tic for tac
I don't wanna toe the line anymore
Tell em that 
You'll be moving into my place
Issa pact
Bags I'll pack for you to walk through the door
eX is mad 
You'll be having Os on my face

[Outro]
I said yeah
I said yeah
I said yeah
I said yeah

Tic 4 Tac

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