Levii's Jeans

Album: Cowboy Carter (2024)
Charted: 16
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  • You call me pretty little thing
    And I love to turn him on
    Boy, I'll let you be my Levi's jeans
    So you can hug that ass all day long
    Call me your sexy little thing
    Snap a picture, bring it on
    Know you wish you were my Levi's jeans
    Way it's poppin' out your phone
    Love you down to the bone

    Baby, you play too much (you play too much)
    Sendin' me super shots (shots)
    I'm lookin' super hot (too hot)
    I got the perfect pose (she snappin')
    I'm a fuckin' animal (she sexy)
    I'm a fuckin' centerfold (she rep it)
    Saddle up, I love to go (saddle up, saddle up, I love to go)
    Too good, no primadonna
    Possess too much persona
    He said, "Where you get that from?" (From)
    You need to meet my mama
    She'd be at church all day (all day)
    Come be my Nick at Nite (night, night, night, night)
    So we can run it back (back, back, back, back, back)
    And be nostalgia-like, and (like, like, like, like, like)
    Every time I see you, I just wanna grab you (you, you)
    And I let you touch it and you can't let it loose (oh, oh)
    Mocha chocolata, caramel, oh, I act a fool
    Every hour on the hour, it's waitin' for you

    Call me pretty little thing
    And I love to turn 'em on
    Boy, I'll let you be my Levi's jeans
    So you can hug that ass all day long (that ass all day long)
    Call me your sexy little thing
    Snap a picture, bring it on
    Ooh, girl, I wish I was your Levi's jeans
    The way you poppin' out my phone
    I love you down to the bone

    Baby, you know I'm on my bullshit (bullshit)
    I'll let you ride it
    Rodeo in your room
    That shoot breaks lose with perfect timin' (perfect timin')
    Love it when you tease me in them jeans
    Girl, you don't need designer
    And when that thing on hydroplane, baby girl, you the pilot
    And I ramble on, I could go on
    But I'm goin' on silent (I'm goin' on silent)
    So hop out the phone and bring that shit on
    'Cause I'm goin' nosedive (I'm goin' nosedive)
    And every time you know just what to do (mm)
    No one ever got me goin' quite like you

    Baby, let me rattle that snake with my venom
    Denim on denim on denim on denim
    Give you high fashion in a simple white tee
    Give you these blues, it's in my genes
    And on my sister, on Celestine
    God light shinin' through the in-between
    Thigh gap saddle his leather seats

    Come on, you pretty little thing
    Girl, I wanna take you home
    You know I'd like to be your Levi's jeans (I'll be your Levi's jeans)
    So I can hug that ass all day long (oh, baby, hold me all day long)
    Call me your sexy little thing (I'll be your sexy little thing)
    Snap a picture, bring it on (snap a picture, bring it on)
    Oh, girl, I wish I was your Levi's jeans
    The way you poppin' out my phone
    I love you down to the bone

    Ooh, I love you, baby, yeah, you drive me crazy
    Need you all night long, you're my Renaissance
    Baby, lovin' you, that's all I see
    In this crazy world, you're the best of things Writer/s: Austin Richard Post, Beyoncé Knowles, Nile Gregory Rodgers, Shawn Carter, Terius Youngdell Nash
    Publisher: BMG Rights Management, Sony/ATV Music Publishing LLC, Universal Music Publishing Group
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