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1 Night by Lil Yachty

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• Lil Yachty is telling a groupie here that he just wants a one night stand and he has no intention of marrying her. I know you want this for life Taking pictures with all my ice But I can't have no wife The girl is clearly getting the wrong idea about the relationship. Yachty just wants to have fun, but she is hoping for something more long-lasting.
• The song was produced by TheGoodPerry, whose birth name is Perry Paris Moise. At the time that Moise supplied the beat , he was using the moniker of Burberry Perry, but he was forced to change his name to TheGoodPerry in July 2016 because of a lawsuit filed from the British clothing-line Burberry.
• Yachty told Genius about the making of the song. "He sent me the beat when I was on my way to the studio and I wrote it in like five minutes. It just came to me instantly. It was really a snippet but we just liked it so much."
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Comments: 1

• Keke from Canada I think the mean in my behind this songs is quite obvious,it's clear he just only wants a 1 Night stand.

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