Released: June 22, 2010

Songwriter: Tank Steve Russell

Producer: Steve Russell Tank

Sitting here lookin' at the way you dress damn this bad intentions
Trying to figure out how we got on this be, sexual intentions
We've thinking it, we've been scheming it, now it's time to do it
We could did you of, really did you, ain't nothing to it
We can do anything we want up in this room but would it be cool

If we do it wrong tonight, I mean just get it on forget about the love that's at home
If we do wrong tonight don't you think they would know
Would it be on the low if we go to the motel sipping on Petron
Put on your thong, we would be solo, solo
We could never be right no matter how hard we try
We can't be justified, shit we doing wrong tonight

Wedding band in the bathroom on the sink, dam this bad intentions
Turn them picture around so my girl don't see this sexual positions
He be glad you here be working lately
She's far too much we don't love enough so that's my reason
We should do everything we said we would do but would it be cool

If we do wrong (if we do wrong tonight)
I mean just get it on forget about the love that's at home
If we do wrong tonight don't you think you would know
Would it be on the low if we go the motel sipping on Petron
Put on your thong we would be solo, solo
We could never be right, no matter how hard we try
We can't be justified, shit we doing wrong tonight

As bad as I want it girl just think the thing to do
(Oh no no no) 'cause when it's all over
I'll be going home and so will you (oh no no no no)
After you look in his eyes and swear that you ain't lying
And even though it feels right I can't comprise
I made a vow and I am going to be faithful for the rest of my life

Keith Sweat

Keith Sweat is an R&B singer-songwriter from New York. He helped innovate the New Jack Swing genre with his first album in 1987, Make It Last Forever, which featured the upbeat “I Want Her” and the provocative title track.

Almost a decade later, Sweat found the R&B groups Silk and Kut Klose and signed them to his own record label. His fifth album, which was self-titled and released in 1996, resulted in the certified-platinum hits, “Twisted” and “Nobody.” He went on to win “Favorite Male R&B/Soul Artist” at the 1997 American Music Awards.

Currently, he hosts a syndicated R&B radio show in New York City.