Where Them Girls At

Album: Nothing But The Beat (2011)
Charted: 3 14
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  • So many girls in here, where do I begin? (Ohh)
    I seen this one, I'm 'bout to go in (ohh)
    Then she said, I'm here with my friends (ohh)
    She got me thinking, and that's when I said

    Where them girls at, girls at? (Woo)
    Where them girls at, girls at? (Woo-ooh)
    Where them girls at, girls at? (Woo)
    So go get them, we can all be friends (woo-ooh)

    Hey, bring it on, baby, all your friends
    You're the shit and I love that body (body)
    You wanna ball, let's mix it
    I swear you're good, I won't tell nobody ('body)
    You got a BFF, I wanna see that girl, it's all women invited ('vited)
    Hairdos and nails, that Louis, Chanel all up in the party
    (Need some help) presidents in my wallet
    (Freak yourself) no rules, I'm 'bout it
    (Play the ref) blow the whistle for the hotties
    (Catch my breath) I got it
    Shawty, it's never too much, can't be doing too much
    Ten to one of me, I can handle that love
    Bottles in my reach, we can all get buzz
    Holla 'cause I'm free to whatever, it's no rush

    So many boys in here, where do I begin? (Ohh)
    I see this one, I'm 'bout to go in (ohh)
    Then he said, "I'm here with my friends" (ohh)
    He got to thinking and that's when he said

    Where them girls at, girls at? (Woo)
    Where them girls at, girls at? (Woo-ooh)
    Where them girls at, girls at? (Woo)
    So go get them, we can all be friends (woo-ooh, uh, yo)

    Peebee, Peebee, who's Peabo Bryson?
    Two years ago, I renewed my license
    Anyway, why'd I start my verse like that?
    You can suck a dick or you can suck on a ballsack
    No, no, I don't endorse that, pause that, abort that
    Just the other day me go a London, saw that
    Kids inna di street, paparazzi, all that
    Hey, hey, what can I say?
    Day, da-da-day, da-da-day-day-day
    Coming through the club, all the girls in the back of me
    This ain't football, why the fuck they tryna tackle me?
    Really, I peeped dude at the bar, like really
    Looking like he want a good time, like really
    Said he got a friend for my homegirl Lilly, Lilly, Lilly, Lilly

    So many girls in here, where do I begin? (Ohh)
    I seen this one, I'm 'bout to go in (ohh)
    Then she said, I'm here with my friends (ohh)
    She got me thinking, and that's when I said

    Where them girls at, girls at? (Woo)
    Where them girls at, girls at? (Woo-ooh)
    Where them girls at, girls at? (Woo)
    So go get them, we can all be friends (woo-ooh)

    Day, day, day-da-day-day
    Day, da-da-day, da-da-day-day-day
    Day, day, day-da-day-day
    Day, da-da-day, da-da-day-day-day

    Yo, where my girls at, uh, mmh, uh
    Yo, where my girls that's tryna ge-get this jumpin'
    Jumpin', jumpin'

    So many girls in here, where do I begin? (Ohh)
    I seen this one, I'm 'bout to go in (ohh)
    Then she said, I'm here with my friends (ohh)
    She got me thinking, and that's when I said

    Where them girls at, girls at? (Woo)
    Where them girls at, girls at? (Woo-ooh)
    Where them girls at, girls at? (Woo)
    So go get them, we can all be friends (woo-ooh) Writer/s: David Guetta, Giorgio Tuinfort, Jared Cotter, Juan Salinas, Mike Caren, Onika Maraj, Oscar Salinas, Sandy Wilhelm, Tramar Dillard
    Publisher: Kobalt Music Publishing Ltd., Peermusic Publishing, Sony/ATV Music Publishing LLC, Universal Music Publishing Group
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