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112 ~ All I Want Is You


2000, 2000
112, 112
And we won't stop, cuz we cant stop. no we won't stop, cuz we can't stop


I heard you got plenty of money
Plenty of clothes
An escalade a porche
And a house on the hill
A platnium watch
Platnium rings
Platnium cars
A condo in beverly hills
And they say that your a millionaire
But baby i don't really care
Cuz i just want for you see that all i want is you

I heard you got guchi belts to match ya boots
Versache wear, chanel, and fendi suits
Purple light benz, purple light lexus coope
And you make sure ya friends are bout it too
And you say that your a millionaire
But baby i don't really care
Cuz i just want you to see that all i want is you

Chorus-
All, i really want is you
Believe it,cuz what, i say, is true
Not in-trested in what you do
Cuz all i really want is you

I heard you got
Sexy eyes, sexy lips, sexy feet
You got sex appeal
The way you wear your hair
The way you dress
And girl the way you make me feel
Makes me want you more and more
Your evertything i'm lookin for
And i just need for you to see that all i want is you

Baby i love your personality
I think your everything a woman should be
Like a picture out of a magizine
Or a vision from my wildest dreams
Make me want you more and more
Your everything i'm lookin for
And i just need for you to see that all i really want is you

All, i really want is you
Believe it, cuz what, i said is true
Not in-trested in what you do
Cuz all i really want is you
(repeats 5x)


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