Peak

Album: Scorpion (2018)
Charted: 38
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  • Treat you like princess
    Rest in heaven, Diana
    Piquing my interest
    She got peak like Montana
    England breeds proper girls
    Where are all your good manners?
    Reply with pleasantries
    Honestly, I can't stand ya

    Oh, oh, oh, oh, oh
    Oh, oh, oh, you gon' make me turn up on you
    Oh, oh, oh, oh, oh
    Oh, oh, oh, you gon' make me turn up on you

    What you thought of me?
    Never had me missin' a beat
    That's just a view from a cheap seat
    They don't want problems with me
    Talk used to be cheap, nowadays it's free
    People are only as tough as their phone allows them to be
    Girl, that could never be me
    I found my peace, I'm about to say my piece
    You might not agree with me

    "Bitch been with this boy, yeah
    For four weeks, I told her go on a date
    All of a sudden she get married
    Mi tell yuh fi get bloodclaat married?"

    Oh, oh, oh, oh, oh
    Oh, oh, oh, you gon' make me turn up on you
    Oh, oh, oh, oh, oh
    Oh, oh, oh, you gon' make me turn up on you

    "What I'm sayin', in today really at our big, big age
    If you're gettin' with someone right now
    And you're linkin' them for couple weeks, they should know
    'This is the girl I kinda want to see'
    So lemme lock off the ting but obviously
    In the world that we live in today it's not like that"
    "He is, did that, but obviously it takes time"
    "You're chattin' shit
    First of all you shouldn't have no problems at the beginning
    It should be like honeymoon
    "That's what I said, that's what I said
    The beginning is always honeymoon"
    "Yeah, but you overdo it and he's overdoin' it
    Both of you are overdoin' it right now"
    "Yeah, well, alright" Writer/s: Adrian Eccleston, Aubrey Drake Graham, Noah Shebib
    Publisher: Kobalt Music Publishing Ltd., Payday Music Publishing, Sony/ATV Music Publishing LLC, Universal Music Publishing Group
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