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Annie Mae Lyrics by Warren G

Take a Look Over Your Shoulder (Reality)

1997

[Warren G]
1, 2 buckle my shoe
3, 4 we gotta hit the store
5, 6 back in the mix
7, 8 Warren G and Nate
[Nate Dogg]
Bang to the boogy say up jump the boogy
To the rhythm of the boogidy beat
I dont love no hoes they know so they don't be fuckin wit me
[Warren G]
A long time ago I met Annie Mae
She was killing me softly like everyday
Penetentiary steel, was stickin for real
Blockbustin through the walls
Now I'm makin housecalls
[Nate Dogg]
I thought I'd met a lot of scandalous women, and then I met Annie Mae
Got a thin big butt like steel
But she didn't have a place to stay
[Warren G]
She was shackin at mine and shackin at his
Blowin my socks, tellin his biz
Nate Dogg this and Nate Dogg that
213 skirt, and we stay intact
So I told the homey Nate don't be mislead
Ain't no fun if the homey can't shake a leg
So I went to the house and knocked on the door
And guess who it was, Annie Mae you H-O
[Chorus: Nate Dogg]
I once knew a trick named Annie Mae (Annie Mae)
(I once met a bitch named Annie Mae)
I once knew a trick named Annie Mae (Annie Mae)
I once knew a trick named Annie Mae
[Nate Dogg]
Remember yesterday I asked you baby have I seen you somewhere before
With just one look, the pussy was took
Cuz I make music that you adore
Now I'm not sure and I might be trippin
But in 94 I heard a song
It ain't no fun unless the homeys can come
So Warren G put a condom on
[Warren G]
Now Nate you know me and I know you
I got rubbers, gin and socco too
So lets do the do, on how we do
Never my boot, just a freak that I knew
[Chorus: Nate Dogg]
I once knew a trick named Annie Mae (Annie Mae)
(I once met a bitch named Annie Mae)
I once knew a trick named Annie Mae (Annie Mae)
I once knew a trick named Annie Mae
[Warren G]
Annie Mae, Annie Mae, you ran out of time
Warren G and Nate Dogg blew your mind
Cuz if you trickin wit him
You trickin wit me, you trickin wit the 2 1 muthafuckin 3
I came from rags to riches
Trustin no snitches
Thats how we do on 9 C I X bitches
Buck em, fuck em, and put em in the trash
And jump in the 600 Benz and dash
[Nate Dogg]
Hold up Warren before you go just a couple things I got to say
Are you goin home, I wanna be alone
You need to take this... home
[Chorus: Nate Dogg] x3
I once knew a trick named Annie Mae (Annie Mae)
(I once met a bitch named Annie Mae)
I once knew a trick named Annie Mae (Annie Mae)
I once knew a trick named Annie Mae
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About “Annie Mae” by Warren G

Read the complete lyrics to "Annie Mae" by Warren G from the album "Take a Look Over Your Shoulder (Reality)" in 1997. On Lyrks you can follow along with the full text, explore the artist's discography, and discover related songs. The track is often categorized under Rap.

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"Annie Mae" appears on "Take a Look Over Your Shoulder (Reality)" in 1997.

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