| Go Away Little Boy La la la la la la la la da da da di da
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| How can I express to you the joy I felt,
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| when I realized that I had found the perfect man for me?
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| A man who could, make me feel
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| all the things I felt a woman should feel.
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| I said darling, I want to be the perfect woman for you,
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| Got myself a three year subscription to essence magazine;
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| Read it from cover to cover; |
| you know I wanted to be perfect for him.
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| Said black is beautiful just keep getting up together we can make it.
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| it’s gonna be alright.
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| Forget about what society says, is, or isn’t,
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| or what can or cannot be, keep gettin up.
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| He quit his job, came home one day with fourteen mirrors.
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| Some afro sheen, some afro clean,
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| some afro fluid, some afro do it to it,
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| come on and sit it up in the room and look at the black beautiful.
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| Check out the boy, mothers love, mothers love.
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| I said, well my darling, I hate to get in your business,
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| you know what I mean, but, I mean, what about a job,
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| I mean what about the gas, and the electricity,
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| And, and, and, not that I am equating,
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| a job with your man hood, you understand
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| But, I mean, you did have a choice in this.
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| He said I got to get myself together;
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| I’m tired of working for somebody else,
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| I maybe take out a small business mans loan and open up a head shop.
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| I said but that’s not bringing no money in,
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| he said you working ain’t you? |
| Get off my back!
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| I don’t know, see I wasn’t raised like that ya’ll,
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| I figure if I got to get up and go to work everyday then,
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| Every able body in the household supposed to get up and go,
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| at least looking. |
| I know it ain’t easy out there, but,
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| I said if for some reason you feel that you
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| can no longer be the man that I thought you were
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| at the beginning of our relationship,
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| I got this one thing to lay on you my sweet!
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| Go Away Little Boy,
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| Why don’t you just go away little boy,
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| You see, I am not supposed to sit up here alone in the dark
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| With some mirrors on my
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| I know, I understand and recognize the fact that your lips are,
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| ooh so sweet, ow!
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| It don’t look like our lips shine,
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| ain’t gone never have another chance to be,
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| I think I can find myself another man.
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| And I know what to do if I got somebody who can be true.
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| So why don’t you
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| run, run, run, run, run, run, run, run, away little boy,
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| Let the door knob hit you
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| where the dog should of bit you little boy.
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| Cause your hurting me more, every minute that you delay.
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| Hey! |
| Cause when your near me like this, woe baby,
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| you’re getting kind of hard for me to understand so my man,
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| Just go on away, just go on away,
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| just go on away little boy,
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| Before, I do something rash.
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| Oh, run, run, run, run, run, run, run, run, run, run, little boy.
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| Find yourself another set of apron strings little boy.
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| Cause your hurting me more every minute that you delay.
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| When you’re near me, when your near me, when your near me,
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| when your near me, when your near me, when your near me,
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| when you walk close uptight like this,
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| you’re getting just a little bit too hard for me to resist;
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| So why don’t you go on away little boy before I, before I&
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| Why don’t you just leave me alone,
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| you know what I mean?
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| Go ahead, take your things with you.
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| Your albums, your playboy magazines,
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| just go on and get out my life!
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| Now don’t stand so close
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| when you’re trying to get that last goodbye kiss,
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| I know your moves now. |
| don’t do me like this!
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| don’t, don’t kiss my eyelids like that, and,
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| Please don’t suck my ear lobes like that and,
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| don’t no baby, don’t, don’t!
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| Well look, you think you can get a job by Thursday? |
| You promise?
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| Now you ain’t gone fool me this time?
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| Then you might as well stay, stay, might as well stay!
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| don’t go away!
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| You can be my man one more time but this time I’m gone try harder too!
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| This time I’m gonna be sweeter! |