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Credits
PERFORMING ARTISTS
Bas
Vocals
Falcons
Vocals
B. Lewis
Vocals
COMPOSITION & LYRICS
Abbas Hamad
Songwriter
Michael Graham Oatman
Songwriter
Brad Lewis
Songwriter
PRODUCTION & ENGINEERING
Falcons
Producer
Akeel Henry
Co-Producer
Lyrics
[Verse 1]
Get you, get you on the floor
Kitchen table say no more
Got you up against the door
Run it up it till the morning
Never trippin' on the low
Hit it fast hit slow
Run it up it till the morning
[Verse 2]
I just gotta know
Can we do this on the low (Ugh)
Take it fast or take it slow
Really doesn't matter anymore, baby
[Verse 3]
Every time my favorite times are wasting time with you
Love you sober, love you older, love you always boo
Forever might not need no wedding ring
Nowhere I'd rather be but here with you
This world, the seven seas, the heavens too
No part of it I see compare with you
[Verse 4]
I just gotta know
Can we do this on the low (Ugh)
Take it fast or take it slow
Really doesn't matter anymore, baby
[Verse 5]
Yeah, that's a fact, scientific
What's a Jordan with no Scottie Pippen?
I'll be Scottie baby you the greatest
Got no problems giving you the praises
Cop a drop for you the new Mercedes you deserve the latest
Being honest I could loop you daily baby
You are something like my favorite playlist
But I could never play you like the stereo
From Shea stadium it ain't Shea stadium but these days
It ain't rented and it auto park
And she got back like a photobomb
Throw that ass back no photoshop
Independent had to shoot my shot ay
Uber eats, big movie screens, shit, fuck and sleep I could do this all day
[Verse 6]
I just gotta know
Can we do this on the low (Ugh)
Take it fast or take it slow
Really doesn't matter anymore, baby
[Verse 7]
Every time my favorite times are wasting time with you
Love you sober, love you older, love you always boo
Forever might not need no wedding ring
Nowhere I'd rather be but here with you
This world, the seven seas, the heavens too
No part of it I see compare with you
Written by: Abbas Hamad, Brad Lewis, Michael Graham Oatman