Released: December 17, 2015

Featuring: G-Eazy

Songwriter: G-Eazy Marc E. Bassy

[Marc E. Bassy]
Roll with killers all day
Smoking killa' all day
Smooth us all day
And the radio sounds like the bay

Like it you like it
Girl don't try it, fight it
Like it, you like it
You might as well try it

Roll with killers all day
Smoking killa' all day
Smooth as Sade
And the radio sounds like the bay

[Pre Hook]
Show you how, show you how
Show you how, show you how
Show you how, show you how
Show you how this works
If you knew better
You might do better

[Hook]
I know that you think your bad enough
And tell me you don't need to fall in love
But I ain't the one thats to call your bluff
Ooo yeah I don't need your
No, I don't need your

Now it’s four forty-five
Write songs, getting high
Yikin' that thot
Addicted to the life

Like it you like it
You like it you like it
Girl don't try it, fight it
Like it, you like it
You might as well try it

[Pre Hook]
I'm a show you how, show you how
Show you how, show you how
Show you how, show you how
Show you how this works
If you knew better
You might do better

[Hook]
I knew that you think your bad enough
I think that your bad enough
And tell me you don't need to fall in love
But I ain't the one that to call your bluff
I don't need your
I don't need your

[G-Eazy]
Ugh, let me show you how this goes
5am marble floors on your tip toes
Pour two drinks then we sip those
Up all night Like a 70's disco's, then I switch flows
Tell me what you trying to get into
I am only in town for one night
So it's simple and you saw that text I sent you
Unless it's something we shouldn't do
Take it somewhere we ain't took it too
You could tell how I look at you
I'mma end up fucking you

[Marc E. Bassy]
Thats five in the morn'
Feel like all alone
Pictures in my phone
Saw that I am taking it home

[Outro]
I like it so, why try and deny it?
I like it, I like it
I could never fight it
I could show you how
Show you how

Marc E. Bassy

Marc E. Bassy, real name Marc Griffin, is a former vocalist of the LA-based pop band 2AM Club.

Originally from the San Fransisco Bay area, Marc is now located in Los Angeles where he has established himself as one of pop’s rising stars, in large thanks to his 2016 hit “You & Me” which peaked at #58 on the Billboard Hot 100. He is also a frequent collaborator of G-Eazy, who featured on “You & Me” and who had Marc feature on his Hot 100 hit, “Some Kind of Drug”.