V.M.A by Jaron Lyrics
Yours, mine, and ours
That’s how long that you’ve been gone
Seen her drippin’ like a flower that’s got it out the mud for the morning showers
Yours, mine, and ours
Said you weren’t gone be that long
Got tired of waiting so just pulled up on me just to find that no one’s home
For yours, mine, and ours
I’ll let go of what I’ve known
For every king there’s a queen out there who’s just looking for a throne
Everybody want a VMA, the Grammy, or the  notoriety
It’s easier to sing then speak about what’s here inside of me
More concеrned about yours, mine, and ours
That’s how long that you’ve been gonе
Seen her drippin’ like a flower that’s got it out the mud for the morning showers
Yours, mine, and ours
Said you weren’t gone be that long
Got tired of waiting so you pulled up on me just to find out no one’s home
For yours, mine, and ours
I’ll let go of what I’ve known
For every king there’s a queen out there who’s just looking for a throne
Everybody want a VMA, the Grammy, or the  notoriety
It’s easier to sing then speak sometimes about what’s here inside of me
That’s how long that you’ve been gone
Seen her drippin’ like a flower that’s got it out the mud for the morning showers
Yours, mine, and ours
Said you weren’t gone be that long
Got tired of waiting so just pulled up on me just to find that no one’s home
For yours, mine, and ours
I’ll let go of what I’ve known
For every king there’s a queen out there who’s just looking for a throne
Everybody want a VMA, the Grammy, or the  notoriety
It’s easier to sing then speak about what’s here inside of me
More concеrned about yours, mine, and ours
That’s how long that you’ve been gonе
Seen her drippin’ like a flower that’s got it out the mud for the morning showers
Yours, mine, and ours
Said you weren’t gone be that long
Got tired of waiting so you pulled up on me just to find out no one’s home
For yours, mine, and ours
I’ll let go of what I’ve known
For every king there’s a queen out there who’s just looking for a throne
Everybody want a VMA, the Grammy, or the  notoriety
It’s easier to sing then speak sometimes about what’s here inside of me