Sultan Mir - Walk with Me lyrics

[Verse 1: Recognize Ali] Uh. Excuse me, s**y little Ms. I want to know you I knew that you was royal since the first time I saw you Skin slick as oil, shorty, I could tell you're loyal But from the way that you move, I could tell that you're spoiled [?] hot, you boil. Do you care for a ride? There's something ‘bout your eyes. I swear, you're looking kind of high You look different when you smile. Don't give a f** about the size I'm Ali, by the way. You could call me Recognize What's your name? I'm never ashamed to say I made a few losses, though I'm all about the gain What you know about [?]? Do you know of Bombay? I could walk you through the Sun. I could walk you through the rain Um, did I mention I'm a Greenfield henchman? Them tats on your lower back is very, very tempting The force of attraction, baby. I could feel a tension Please don't answer that call—want your undivided attention What? [Hook: El Ay] Walk with me if you want me You better have [?] and talk to me Approaching me, yeah Do you want to be friends or lovers? It depends. Baby, it's on us [Verse 2: Recognize Ali] Uh. Tanner and I'd like to walk with you. Baby, like a Psycho behind a wheel, you're driving me crazy I must admit you's a daisy, a genie to lady Let's take a ride around the town in this rental Mercedes Uh. I love you [?], then you're fly as a kite I want French [?]. This is love at first sight Talk to me. Please tell me: what's your type? Do you love hip hop ‘cause the god is hella nice? My poetry's [?]. Write you a sonnet When I roll up like Sonic to blow up that chronic As far as rhyming, I glow like a diamond You're cute as f**—just like a baby in a bonnet Might sound a bit weird, but I want to walk with you Just move to a quiet zone. I want to talk to you Oh, I forgot. You was heading to the mall That's alright, baby. Give me your number. I'ma call [Hook: El Ay] (x2) Walk with me if you want me You better have [?] and talk to me Approaching me, yeah Do you want to be friends or lovers? It depends. Baby, it's on us