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Missy Elliott ~ Go to the Floor


(intro) Heartbreaking The star of the show Misdemeanor here Heartbreaking Let's start the show Mr. Mos' on the beats Heartbreaking Let's start the show 2000 eternity! Heartbreaking Let's start the show Aight, let's start the show Let the show begin [*Beat changes] This is a Missy Elliott exclusive SET IT OFF! (set it off) Mama say, mama sah, mama can you do this Talkin' like you baddest when you just new to this Everytime I come out yall be like 'who dat is' Be more like Ashanti and be unfoolish You don't really want to bring it with me You wear Dada, I sport the Fendi My Lamborghini against your Benzi Dirty diamonds in your ring, see mine's cling cling cling Ding-ding-ding-ding-ding-ding-da-ding-ding I used to get so high they called me Ming Lee Spiked up my hair to look like Don King Haters keep on hatin cause them don't worry we Them don't worry we or me and Timothy In my SE slim down my bodee-ee-ee Bang bang to the boogey, oohhweee Playa keep on playin watch me do my duty [Chorus] Go to the floor (And tell me what you want) more free lyrics

(intro)
Heartbreaking
The star of the show
Misdemeanor here
Heartbreaking
Let's start the show
Mr. Mos' on the beats
Heartbreaking
Let's start the show
2000 eternity!
Heartbreaking
Let's start the show
Aight, let's start the show
Let the show begin

[*Beat changes]
This is a Missy Elliott exclusive
SET IT OFF! (set it off)

Mama say, mama sah, mama can you do this
Talkin' like you baddest when you just new to this
Everytime I come out yall be like 'who dat is'
Be more like Ashanti and be unfoolish
You don't really want to bring it with me
You wear Dada, I sport the Fendi
My Lamborghini against your Benzi
Dirty diamonds in your ring, see mine's cling cling cling
Ding-ding-ding-ding-ding-ding-da-ding-ding
I used to get so high they called me Ming Lee
Spiked up my hair to look like Don King
Haters keep on hatin cause them don't worry we
Them don't worry we or me and Timothy
In my SE slim down my bodee-ee-ee
Bang bang to the boogey, oohhweee
Playa keep on playin watch me do my duty

[Chorus]
Go to the floor (And tell me what you want)

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