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2025 · From the album Malcolm Todd (still)

Zip Up My Fly

by Malcolm Todd

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03 · Lyrics

"Zip Up My Fly"

I wanna

I wanna

I wanna love you and tell you that you are mine

You told me you think that I smell good, then told me zip up my fly

I wanna kiss you in the back of my car that I barely drive

Because I share it with my mom and my mom's busy all the time, I tell ya

You're so cool (cool)

You like reading and swimming in the pool, oh

I'm so eager

I keep staring and wiping off my drool (ew)

But I don't wanna be the one who drives

I don't wanna be the one who hits your vibe

'Cause I'm just too cool (just too cool)

I'm just too cool for you, girl, I'm too cool

Well that's a front, I know, I think that I'm in love

Because the second that I fall out of bed, I wanna

I wanna love you and tell you that you are mine

You told me you think that I smell good, then told me zip up my fly

I wanna kiss you in the back of my car that I barely drive

Because I share it with my mom and my mom's busy all the time, I tell ya

I really like you

I gotta see you

I really want you, oh, no

Whoa

Break it down, ah

I wanna love you and tell you that you are mine

You told me you think that I smell good, then told me zip up my fly

I wanna kiss you in the back of my car that I barely drive

Because I share it with my mom and my mom's busy all the time, I tell ya

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When was "Zip Up My Fly" released?
"Zip Up My Fly" by Malcolm Todd was released on August 8, 2025 on the album "Malcolm Todd (still)".
What album is "Zip Up My Fly" on?
"Zip Up My Fly" appears on the album "Malcolm Todd (still)" by Malcolm Todd.
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