Karaoke Ur Baby av Anitta, Khalid — sjung med på texten på Singa

Ur Baby Karaoke

KhalidAnitta

LåttextUr Baby

I don't know why you gotta be

like you don't want it

Yeah

You know that I can give you

what you want

Yeah

So put your name in it

I wanna scream it out

Just come and get it

I know what you want

Right here with me

Yeah

I'm feeling

what you're sayin'

Caught in your

body language

I'm swervin' to your lane

It's okay

'cause you like danger

I see it all in your eyes

Some things girl

you just can't hide

I got what you need

for the night

right here with me

If I could be your baby

If you could be my baby

If I could be your baby

Only you can make me

If I could be your baby

If you could be my baby

If I could be your baby

Only you can make me yeah

Be the

boss

Show me how you do your job

Pay that

cost

Show me how you work for yours

I'll be

here

Never said I'm going nowhere

Oh-oh

right here with me

Yeah

Known you for a minute

and I'm holdin' you down

You know what it is

every time I come around

Ain't nobody seein'

what I see in you

If I'm speedin' when I'm in it

gotta keep it up

When I'm pullin' up

you gotta leave

your phone on silent

I like what we doin'

when we do it in private

I just wanna be the one

you wanna confide in yeah

You're my baby

If I could be your baby

If you could be my baby

If I could be your baby

Only you can make me

If I could be your baby

If you could be my baby

If I could be your baby

Only you can make me yeah

Ay yeah

Mm

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Larissa De Macedo Machado, Khalid Donnel Robinson, Gregory Aldae Hein, Lonnie Liston Smith, James Murray, Mustafa Armando Ibrahim Omer, Shakka Malcolm Philip, Eyelar Mirzazadeh