For my sistas in Overtown. Its been a while but I have not forgotten. Ms.B still Loves you all (Remember)
You bought it didn’t you
You bought it hook line and sinker
You bought it and didn’t even realized the price you had to pay
****
Someone said you couldn’t
And you said yes, you are right
They said you wouldn’t and of course you didn’t
They said your were and you agreed whole –heartedly
*****
Now why you sittin here complainiin
Talking bout what you ain’t got and can’t get
Cause “they” won’t let you
Give me a break, get off my tip, get out of my face
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When the crap was being sold
Did you ask what price?
Better yet did you inquire as to the COST?
Well the deal is made.
The bargain is set
The transaction is done
What’s your next move?
*****
It’s all up to you girl friend
You bought it
But you ain’t got to keep it
So tell me
What’s you next move
Can you feel me?
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