DRAM - Let Me See Your Phone (Live Version Video) [ObIilmaP1y1]

Let Me See Your Phone, from DRAMs album What Had Happened Was… Live! Presave the live version of DRAMs WHHW here: Subscribe for more official content from DRAM: LYRICS: Mm Mm-mm Mm-hmm-mm Mm-hmm-mm Mm-hmm-mm Woah-oh-oh, ooh Woah-oh-oh, woah-oh-oh Ooh-ooh-ooh, ooh-ooh Ooh-ooh-ooh, ooh-ooh Since we been together Lord knows I've wanted you Oh, to love me the same way Yeah, to love me the same way As I do It's true, ooh 'Cause when I look in your eyes They don't shine just as bright as they used to (As they used to) Said when I look in your eyes And you look back in mine, they look see through Can't believe you So (Ooh-oh, ooh-oh) Let me see your phone Type in your passcode (So I can see) Inside of your soul And I'm scrollin' down to find where it might be Back and forth, arguments Said you're done with me 'cause I'm startin' shit But I'm leavin' you 'cause you on some shit Who is such and such? What is all of this? We made a bond and you dishonored it What's worse is you won't acknowledge it And in spite of all my accomplishments You took my pride and just stomped on it Damn Now when you look in my eyes (You look in my eyes) They don't shine just as bright as they used to (They don't shine just as bright) As they used to (They don't shine just as bright) Said when you look (You look) in my eyes (In my eyes) And I don't (I don't) look surprised (Oh, oh) It's 'cause I'm used to (I'm used to you) What you do, ooh, babe Damn Let me see your phone (Let me see your phone, baby) Type in your passcode (So I can see) Inside of your soul (Can I?) And I'm scrollin' down to find where it might be 'Cause it ain't here with me So where could it be? 'Cause it ain't here with me So where could it be? ____________________________________________________ The official YouTube channel of independent artist DRAM. Subscribe for the latest music videos, performances, and more. Raised in in Hampton, Virginia, D.R.A.M. (an acronym for Does Real Ass Music) found inspiration in artists beyond his years, such as luminaries like Al Green and Parliament. With the release of his debut album 'Big Baby D.R.A.M.', D.R.A.M. is more determined than ever to prove that he is here to stay. Heralded by the double platinum, Lil Yachty-assisted “Broccoli,” which hit #1 on the Billboard “Top Rap Songs” chart, as well as #1 on the Rhythmic radio charts, Big Baby D.R.A.M. is filled with an assorted mix of soulful jams, laced with appearances from Erykah Badu and Young Thug, that are all tied together by D.R.A.M.’s magnetic personality. #dram #rnb #whathadhappenedwas