Top Songs By Pynk Beard
Credits
PERFORMING ARTISTS
Pynk Beard
Lead Vocals
Oak Felder
Programming
Trevor Brown
Background Vocals
Zaire Koalo
Drums
COMPOSITION & LYRICS
Trevor Brown
Songwriter
Coleridge Tillman
Songwriter
Warren Okay Felder
Songwriter
Zaire Koalo
Songwriter
PRODUCTION & ENGINEERING
Oak for The Orphanage
Producer
Zaire Koalo for The Orphanage
Additional Producer
Trevor Brown
Additional Producer
Lyrics
Well she smoked in California
That ass from Alabama
And she wanna go shopping
And get crab legs in Atlanta
And nobody say Miami
But I say that don't matter
Cuz she dress like a city girl that cook just like my grandma
And she ain't from Tennessee but she a ten in my eyes
And she mine, lord, willing and the river gon' rise
Call her Monday she at work
Call her Sunday she might be at church
Baby daddy got the baby for the weekend
So On Friday she gon' twerk
She a demon in a dress
She stay on that typa time
And she mine, lord, willing
And the river gon' rise
She pretty in her fendi
Shawty know she bad as hell, yea
She miss independent, she know how to go get it
So make sure that you got it yourself
Woah she said hey boy come over
I told her drop the addy
A perfect mix of good girl and a baddie
She know I ain't got no children
But she gon' call me daddy
Her body still smoking, I've been tryna kick the habit
And her face card good, it ain't never gon' decline
And she mine lord, willing
And the river gon' rise
Call her Monday she at work
Call her Sunday she might be at church
Baby daddy got the baby for the weekend
So On Friday she gon' twerk
She a demon in a dress
She stay on that typa time
And she mine, lord, willing
And the river gon' rise
Cutie in a Louie
Look like her mama raised her well
She know what she doin
So whatever she doin
Know that she gon do it to death
Call her Monday she at work
Call her Sunday she might be at church
Baby daddy got the baby for the weekend
So On Friday she gon' twerk
She a demon in a dress
She stay on that typa time
And she mine, lord, willing
And the river gon' rise
Written by: Coleridge Tillman, Trevor Brown, Warren Okay Felder, Zaire Koalo