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Good Will Stunting Lyrics by D-WHY

Don’t Flatter Yourself

2012

[Verse 1]
Say my name, say my name, like Beyonce
Career about giddyup, andale, andale
I’m on it, on it, it’s time to get it, get it
Ask me what it is, I’ll tell you what it isn’t, isn’t
I’m ‘bout to black out on this shit
I might forget that I recorded it
So remind me how dope it is when I wake in morning
Girl you look good, but I wouldn’t hold my breath
So please don’t flatter, yourself
Get played or play—I had to chosoe, I chose the latter
No hands to grab on my nuts
‘cause I’m just tryin’a hold my laughter
So it’s get the girl, fuck the world
And live happy ever after
I’m sorry if I offended you
Or told you that I loved you, or pretended to
You know I got a problem with commitment
‘cause it always leads to heartbreak
Let’s save ourselves the heartache
And skip to the bachelor party
I don’t know I’m thinking, and I don’t know what to do
I’m only tryin’a be alone if I can be alone with you
[Hook]
I, I know, you shouldn’t love me—you shouldn’t love me
Every time we try it always gets ugly—always gets ugly
Don’t make me say, oh ay-ay-ay ay-ay-ay, ay-ay-ay, ay-ay-ay Don’t make me say, oh ay-ay-ay ay-ay-ay, ay-ay-ay, ay-ay-ay
[Verse 2]
You know I got those asshole tendencies, nice guy fantasies
Still a boy, but I swear these women gon’ make a man of me
Bright lights, cloudy skies, long days, longer nights
Quick make-up sex, longer fights, girl it’s on tonight
They say that what don’t kill you only makes you stronger
Right?
But I’ve got a broken heart to prove that couldn’t be wronger
Like
She got her nails did, and a couple tattoos
Hair’s all messed up, so she wear a hat too
Call her Erykah Badu—get it...bad ‘do?
Now she in a bad mood, callin’ me a bad dude
That’s rude, and I’m like, my bad dude
Speak my mind like I had to, I’m past you
We flying to the islands, dressing without a stylist
Listening to Childish, acting a little childish
Waiting to see you laughing in nothing but nylons
You can take those heels off, but just keep that smile on
[Hook]
[Verse 3]
That dude with an attitude, laugh when nothing’s funny
This suit I bought cost a good amount of money
They say if you’re white, you’re Ben Affleck, so I’m Good
Will Stunting
Bought it thrift, so no, I’m really Goodwill stunting
Walmart shirt, Louis Vuitton glasses
Desert boots, that’s what I call affirmative fashion
I’m sorry if I offended you
‘Cause I’m just tryin’a start another trend or two
Realize that when you’re lookin’ at me crazy ‘cause my jeans
Are steady fading
My shirts are tailored, and my watch came up out the 80s
That I’m just tryin’a be me and find my own identity
And do it with the top down till I die like Kennedy
Success on my mind, classy lady on my arm
No chain around my neck, but baby watch out for that charm
No chain around my neck, but baby watch out for that charm
Credits

About “Good Will Stunting” by D-WHY

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