Bad girl

(Annabel Chima)

Inspired by Michael Jackson's 1982 song, 'Billie Jean,' this lyric portrays guy who is trying to impress a girl who he likes, but she has her personal demands of him. To date her, she demands that her male counterpart 'woos' her through gifting her "designer things." She is an expensive lady. He is enticed by her tenacity and is intrigued to know more about her and provide for her. The vibes/atmosphere are very sexy, cheeky, funny, quirky, celebratory and hopeful. Genres: RnB, Hip-Hop, Pop It fits perfectly in the aforementioned genres.

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[VERSE 1] 
Met this bad chic from the East  
Dark skinned, she look Somali 
She the baddest 
Foreign accent  
The whole package  
 
[PRE-CHORUS] 
She said, "If you love me, buy me designer things." 
She expensive - she don't fuck for free 
She gon' spend my dime, use up my energy 
My partner in crime, she my Billie Jean  
 
[CHORUS] 
(She my Billie Jean) 
She young, bad and I'm liking it 
(She my Billie Jean) 
Said she young, bad and she feeling me 
(She my Billie Jean)  
 
[VERSE 2] 
My Miss Exotic  
She live in Wisconsin 
She the baddest 
Body banging  
The whole package  
 
[PRE-CHORUS] 
She said, "If you love me, buy me designer things." 
She expensive - she don't fuck for free 
She gon' spend my dime, use up my energy 
My partner in crime, she my Billie Jean  
 
[HOOK] 
She a bad bad girl 
She a bad bad girl  
Mama knows 
She a bad bad girl 
She my Billie Jean  
 
[CHORUS] 
(She my Billie Jean) 
She young, bad and I'm liking it 
(She my Billie Jean) 
Said she young, bad and she feeling me 
(She my Billie Jean)  
 
[BRIDGE] 
She a bad bad bad bad girl  
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