| Ke twenty to eleven, I’m tipsy
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| Clutching this honey, bare ke Lenzy
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| Bold old dress drap the hips
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| Jeweled up like gypsy
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| Fussy like ngwanyana a spana Clicks
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| Cursing ngwana bugging after drinks
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| Re kgobola whisky
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| And things be getting out of hand
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| We hit the back, whistle up a cab (Hit the gas please)
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| Where were we?
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| Some where in the burbs at a lodge type of place
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| Ko go senang ko taverneng le makgosha
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| Re le moja, got into it
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| Next day she treats me like I forced her to get the dick
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| She got dressed quick, took her shoes, lipstick
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| Called a cab, babe left the building in a flash
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| Ke re, my phone le wallet di nyeletse
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| Ka mo manager ya plek are ke kenetse
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| Luckily, I used the internet to pay the debt
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| Guess what you put in is what you get
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| Ha o mpona o sa…
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| Nkatumela, nkatumela (Please, ha o mpona o sa…)
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| Nkatumela, nkatumela (Eish, one time, ha o mpona o sa…)
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| Nkatumela, nkatumela (Sa nkatumela)
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| Nkatumela, nkatumela (Tell the people o sa…)
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| Nkatumela, nkatumela (Eish, wa bona, eish)
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| Nkatumela, nkatumela
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| Go fete dikhwedinyana, strolling le wifey re le babedinyana
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| Break-nyana, doing those Sunday things le baby mamma
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| Picking flowers, looking at different houses for many hours
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| Lost in the moment like the world is ours
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| Suddenly ho Jeep pack with this family
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| An elderly white man ka skipper that’s written «Germany»
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| Little three year old son that’s looking colouredy and lovely
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| Black skin hun stepped out the other seat
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| O jele mazaz', dibraid, o kentse jaas she
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| She looked at us like madam looking at mate
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| She does something that will later
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| Took off her shades it was then I caught glimpse of her eyes
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| I recognised her, she looked like someone I met ko Knysna
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| She looked like mpitj' ya minaeza
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| That’s when it hit me gore, this little Hlubi look-alike is that same booty e
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| njeleng ka psych
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| Damn, a sa…
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| Nkatumela, nkatumela (Please, ha o mpona o sa…)
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| Nkatumela, nkatumela (Eish, one time, ha o mpona o sa…)
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| Nkatumela, nkatumela (Sa nkatumela)
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| Nkatumela, nkatumela (Tell the people o sa…)
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| Nkatumela, nkatumela (Eish, wa bona, eish)
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| Nkatumela, nkatumela
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| So anyway, ke after hours, ke ko studiong
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| Just recorded something le PJ Powers
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| Now re mo dijong, check my celly phone
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| Got a message from mosadi o
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| Kopa gore ke jinde what I’m doing and hurry home
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| One minute, I was gone, driving down like I’m an ambulance
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| Speed cameras flashing the evidence
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| I get mo jaareteng, and parked mo garageng
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| I rushed mo tlung and find wifey mo passageng
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| I asked her «keng babe?» |
| like «what's up, a ngwana o sharp?»
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| A busa potso ka warm clap right across my face
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| I was dazed in damn shock
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| Just before ke bua, she threw at me this anvlopo
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| Mo teng was my wallet le phone ya khale
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| Le lekwalo le lekwetsweng, nkase go lebale
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| She sealed the letter with a kiss on the back
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| And turned to wifey, yena a mphara ka bag
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| Are «Please, o sa…»
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| Nkatumela, nkatumela (Please, ha o mpona o sa…)
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| Nkatumela, nkatumela (Eish, one time, ha o mpona o sa…)
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| Nkatumela, nkatumela (Sa nkatumela)
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| Nkatumela, nkatumela (Tell the people o sa…)
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| Nkatumela, nkatumela (Eish, wa bona, eish)
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| Nkatumela, nkatumela |