Ari Lennox – Pressure (Official Music Video)

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Lyrics:
Keep yo eyes on me
Eyes on me.
Apply that pressure
Get it don’t be timid
When you in it ply that pressure
Love up on on it Nibble on it Leave it
Ion want no drip baby spray it like you mean it.
So fine & spicy baby
Jump up on this pressure
I guess that why you like it baby
Come and get this
Takes a lot to excite me baby
give it all you got.
I’m a tough cookie baby hit the right spot

texting me you know I won’t reply?
Why you ain’t fuck with me when I wasn’t this fly
Now I’m on top & Now I’m riding sky high
Don’t need nobody but I’ll take you down tonight
And Im okay with being nasty
Too fucking hot for all these clothes anyway
My body dripping boy but you gon’ have to wait.
But when you get it lick it like a candy cane.

Keep yo eyes on me
Eyes on me.
Apply pressure
Get it don’t be timid
When you in it apply pressure
Love up on on it Nibble on it Leave it
Ion want no drip baby spray it like you mean it.
So fine & spicy baby
Jump up on this pressure
I guess that why you like it baby
Come and get this
Takes a lot to excite me baby
Give it all you got.
I’m a tough cookie baby hit the right spot

So bop it baby, twist it honey—
Do it like you mean it darling.
Keep it coming
Ooo
Keep me running
Leave it messy
go head and live in it
Swim up in it

(Repeat)
Chorus repeat

Yea hit it babe (2x)
Hit it babe, hit babe
Keep me running

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Music video by Ari Lennox performing Pressure. © 2021 Dreamville/Interscope Records

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