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Ginuwine ~ Final Warning


[aaliyah] Ooh, who keeps callin you Boy i aint scared of you, no no You see, I got your number Tell me who you snuck and gave you number to [ginuwine] Ooh, girl your trippin now Girl quit fussin now, naw You can't go jumpin to conclusions It's ringin, but that doesnt mean i've been cheating does it [course] Not right now i'm busy Call me in the morning, Oooh Your telephones awful busy They callin in the morning, Oooh That was your final warning, don't call me in the morning Oooh [aaliyah] Ooh, who keeps buggin you Or whos been loving you, tell me "are you" are you "that somebody," Or is it you been loving on somebody else [ginuwine] Woo, what the hell you talkin bout? And could you put that finger down I'm always gonna be the "same ol G" Are you leaving or staying with me? Tell me [course] [aaliyah] So who keeps buggin you [repeat] more free lyrics

[aaliyah]
Ooh, who keeps callin you
Boy i aint scared of you, no no
You see, I got your number
Tell me who you snuck and gave you number to

[ginuwine]
Ooh, girl your trippin now
Girl quit fussin now, naw
You can't go jumpin to conclusions
It's ringin, but that doesnt mean i've been cheating does it

[course]
Not right now i'm busy
Call me in the morning, Oooh
Your telephones awful busy
They callin in the morning, Oooh
That was your final warning, don't call me in the morning Oooh

[aaliyah]
Ooh, who keeps buggin you
Or whos been loving you, tell me
"are you" are you "that somebody,"
Or is it you been loving on somebody else

[ginuwine]
Woo, what the hell you talkin bout?
And could you put that finger down
I'm always gonna be the "same ol G"
Are you leaving or staying with me?
Tell me

[course]

[aaliyah]
So who keeps buggin you
[repeat]

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