Featuring: Fabolous Missy Elliott

Producer: Timbaland

[Intro: Fabolous]
We ain't goin' nowhere

[Verse I: Tweet]
I'll tell ya what I did last night
I came home, say around a quarter to three
Still so high, hypnotized
In a trance, from this body
So buttery brown and tantalizing
You would have thought I needed help
From the feeling that I felt
So shook I had to catch my breath

[Hook]
OOPS! There goes my shirt up over my head, oh my
OOPS! There goes my skirt droppin to my feet, oh my
OOH! Some kind of touch caressing my face, oh my
OOH! I'm turnin' red who could this be

[Verse II]
I tried and I tried to avoid
But this thing was happening
Swallow my pride, let it ride
And partied, but this body felt just like mines
I got worried
I looked over to the left
A reflection of myself
That's why I couldn't catch my breath

[Hook]

[Fabolous]
Desert Storm here, Fabolous here, Tweet

Shorty I strictly wanna spank you
The most I gotta do is spell my name to get ya Vickies to ya ankles
I'm serious mami
You fuckin with the kid a.k.a. William H, period, Bonney
You know I'm that type that be crushin' an merkin'
Have ladies touchin the herkin' and, blushin' and smirkin'
Early in the morning rushin for work and
Screamin oh my, F-A-B-O-L-O-U-S, each night I'm freakin
Ma you ain't gon talk me to death, cause you got free nights and weekends
Ghetto Fab's all over the place
Oops! There goes my kids all over ya face, oh my

(Tweet) I looked over to the left
(Missy) I was lookin so good I couldn't reject myself
(Tweet) I looked over to the left
(Missy) I was feelin so good I had to touch myself
(Tweet) I looked over to the left
(Missy) Lookin at my thighs butter pecan brown
(Tweet) I looked over to the left
(Missy) Comin' out of my shirt and then my skirt came down

[Hook] 2X

[Fade Out]

Tweet

Tweet may still be best known for her 2002 single “Oops (Oh My),” but she’s also been a part of a great many important pop and hip-hop moments of the last two decades.

A member of the female trio Sugah Daddy in the nineties, Tweet would meet Missy Elliott and Timbaland when they were all a part of Devante Swing’s Swing Mob songwriting collective. Tweet would contribute backing vocals on Miss E…So Addictive as well as 2001 records from Ja Rule, Bubba Sparxx and Petey Pablo.

2002 brought “Oops” and Tweet’s solo debut Southern Hummingbird. “Oops (Oh My)” would hit number seven on the Billboard Hot 100. Throughout the rest of the 2000s, Tweet would release three more solo albums and continue to appear on Missy Elliot tracks.