The Lonely Island feat. Justin Timberlake & Lady Gaga – 3-Way (The Golden Rule) Music Video

“3-Way (The Golden Rule)” is a promotional music video and single from group The Lonely Island, the sequel to “Motherlover“ – is a promotional single for digital download and possibly included on an upcoming third studio album – as it is not included on their most recent second studio album.

The sequel to Motherlover, “3-Way”, featuring Lady Gaga, aired on SNL on May 21, 2011 – and it premiered on The Lonely Island’s official YouTube in late May 2011.

The track features American singer-songwriters’ Lady Gaga & Justin Timberlake.

Lyrics for The Lonely Island feat. Justin Timberlake & Lady Gaga – 3-Way (The Golden Rule)

Your mom says, “Hi” — Jinx!

Yeah yeah yeah yeah yeah
Yeah yeah yeah yeah yeah

Yeah yeah yeah yeah yeah
Yeah yeah yeah yeah yeah

Yeah yeah yeah yeah yeah
Yeah yeah yeah no no

Yeah yeah yeah, yeah yeah yeah
Yeah yeah yeah yeah yeah

Summertime in the city
And everybody’s having sex

(You know) I just got a page from a girl that I met last week at the Payless
Shoe stores

I also have a cutie to call who loves the way I knock on her boots

Well let’s help them back
Let’s handle that
In two-to-six hours,
We’ll meet back here and regroup

Now let’s shoop

Roll up to her crib with some Bartles & James
Hop off the bus with the Alizé
Now hold up player, whatchu diggity-doing here?
I should diggity-ask you the same
And she sang

[Lady Gaga:]
Hey, boys I want you both
I hope that you think that’s cool
(Say word?)

I know most guys won’t freak together
She forgot about the Golden Rule — a huh huh

[Hook:]
It’s OK to put us in a three-way
It’s not gay when it’s in a three-way
With a honey in the middle there’s some leeway
The area’s grey in a one, two, three-way

Normally, I don’t get down with dudes
But tonight is a special exception (Great)…

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