Satisfy

Album: single release only (2026)
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  • Got you on my mind
    Oh, you treat me right
    Boy, you satisfy
    Got you on my mind
    Oh, you treat me right
    Boy, you satisfy

    Satisfy
    You satisfy, I, I, I, I

    That, that, that, that's what we do
    Do my thing like you want me to
    In my Gucci, Fendi, or my Fila
    Let me give you what you, what you need, ah
    Fresh and clean, gonna come right through
    Do my thing like you want me to
    In my Gucci, Fendi, or my Fila
    Let me give you what you, what you need, ah

    I want you, oh
    I want you, oh, I
    I want you, oh
    Oh, boy, you satisfy
    I want you, oh
    I want you, oh, I
    I want you, oh

    Got you on my mind, I can make the time
    Oh, you treat me right, boy, you satisfy
    Got you on my mind, I see the signs
    Oh, you treat me right, boy, you satisfy

    Satisfy
    You satisfy
    Satisfy
    You satisfy
    I, I, I, I, I, I, I
    I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I

    That, that, that, that's what we do
    Do my thing like you want me to
    In my Gucci, Fendi, or my Fila
    Let me give you, what you what you need, ah
    Fresh and clean, gonna come right through
    Do my thing like you want me to
    In my Gucci, Fendi, or my Fila
    Let me give you what you, what you need, ah

    I want you, oh
    I want you, oh, I
    I want you, oh
    Oh, boy, you satisfy
    I want you, oh
    I want you, oh, I
    I want you, oh Writer/s: Adam Wiles, Theo Hutchcraft, Yasmine Byrne
    Publisher: Sony/ATV Music Publishing LLC
    Lyrics licensed and provided by LyricFind

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