| I was. |
| cruisin down the avenue, early one Friday
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| When I saw what I thought was a lady walkin my way
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| I turned my back to ???
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| And I said, «Hm-hm, excuse me,"and she walked past
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| She was about 5'6», or maybe six and a half
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| With a body like a goddess, man, this girl was bad!
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| Tight leather pants that fit like a drum
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| And two big — yeah well, she had some
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| Anyway from behind she was fine
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| But when she turned around, her mustache was bigger than mine
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| At first I laughed, cause yo, to me that was funny
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| But the laughter ceased when she said: «Hey honey!»
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| At first I was confused, I was somewhat spell-bound
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| My mouth wide open and my chin on the ground
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| And then it hit me, like a bolt from the sky
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| I thought: hold up — wait — this girl is a guy?!
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| I tried to get away, I said, «Well, never mind
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| Maybe I’ll see you some other time»
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| But then he grabbed me by my arm and told me I couldn’t leave
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| And said, «Hey boy, you look mighty cute in them jeans!»
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| This had to be the most embarrassing thing in the world
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| My whole neighborhood was watchin me get beat up by a girl
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| And when my homeboys came, they didn’t let me explain
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| They said, «Prince, you’re a sucker, you should be ashamed»
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| My pride was busted right along with my eye
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| Cause my homeboys didn’t realize that this girl was a guy
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| And in retrospect I had to laugh
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| I can’t believe I didn’t notice that this girlie had a mustache
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| I remember last year, the day was October 5th
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| And my family went away on a weekend ski trip
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| And they left $ 100 and a note by the phone
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| That said: 'Don't have any company till we get home'
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| No company? |
| I’m 18! |
| They must be jokin!
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| And by 10 my crib was smokin
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| All of my friends with their hands in the air
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| Screamin (PARTY OVER HERE, PARTY OVER THERE!)
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| The party was jammin till at least about 5
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| And as my friends were leaving, they were like «Homes, it was live!»
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| I thought the party was over, but really was just beginnin
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| I turned around I thought I was dreamin, I saw four women
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| Dressed in red leather, tight to their booties
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| I gestured with my index finger: come here, cuties
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| I tried to be chill, I didn’t wanna scare em I said, «Hi, my name’s the Prince,"they said, «Hi Prince, we’re your harem»
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| I didn’t waste time, I started shootin the gift
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| I said, «Y'all the type of girls I’d like to spend some time with»
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| I walked upstairs, my adrenaline was pumpin
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| Till one hit me in the head with a lamp or somethin
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| The next thing I remember is wakin up nearly dead
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| With another Fred Flintstone lump on my head
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| Of course I was mad, this type of thing can burn at you
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| They tied me up and they were stealin my furniture
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| I said, «Yo sweetheart, what’s wrong with you?
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| What kind of stuff is this for a nice girl like you to do?»
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| She turned around and smiled and laughed
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| And that’s the way that I noticed that the girlie had a mustache
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| Not four girls, four guys!
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| They were in disguise, it was a set up all the time
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| I made a complete fool of myself that day
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| My parents were pullin up just as the u-haul truck was pullin away
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| They walked in, looked like they seen a ghost
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| There I was, gagged and bound and tied to the bed post
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| My pop walked in and asked a brilliant question
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| «Son, where’s the furniture and why is your room so messy?»
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| Obviously Sherlock Holmes had been arrived
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| I said, «What do you think, dad, maybe we were robbed?!»
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| «I'm tied up, nothing’s in one piece
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| Let’s discuss the facts later, mom, please call the police»
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| I wanted to have a party, I thought I was clever
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| My pop told me I was on punishment forever!
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| And in retrospect I had to laugh
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| I can’t believe I didn’t notice that the girlie had a mustache |