| Wait a minute | 
| Now, me and the boys taking a walk | 
| Rapping a little and just having talk | 
| In comes this chick, blouse and jeans, and man was she slick | 
| But it wasn’t the size that got my eyes, but what made me realize | 
| For goodness sakes, just look at those cakes | 
| Lookit | 
| Right away I had to say I feel some guilt | 
| Because, brother, was she built | 
| From her head to her feet, I know she had to be nice, tasty, and sweet | 
| But one thing I wanna say | 
| For goodness sakes, just look at those cakes | 
| Wait a minute, huh, huh | 
| Fellas, do you like them cakes? | 
| Do you like those cakes over there? | 
| Now, we got small cakes, we got tall cakes | 
| We got brown cakes, we got round cakes | 
| We got fat cakes, ha, ah-ha, wait a minute | 
| Ha, wait a minute | 
| Hey fellas, ha — hey fellas (Yeah) | 
| Hey fellas, come on home | 
| You need some cakes, just show your bone | 
| But if you know just what I know | 
| You’ll take yourself to the disco | 
| And when you see it you’re bound to put on brakes | 
| And then you say «For goodness sakes, just look at those cakes» | 
| Can you see those cakes? | 
| I love those cakes, haha | 
| Boy, when you got those high-waisted jeans on | 
| And doing The Spank and doing The Freak, man, you gotta check out those cakes | 
| I want cakes in the morning, I want cakes all the time | 
| Just look at those cakes, and my, my, my, my, my, my… | 
| Wait a minute, is that Jimmy? | 
| Lay them cakes down for me | 
| Lay 'em down! | 
| Say Joe (Yeah), bring your cakes up to that horn and play that horn | 
| Play your horn! | 
| Play your cake on it | 
| Wait a minute, Joe, no more | 
| Looka here, haha | 
| She’s tall, slim, brown and fat | 
| Looka here, brother, I’ll have some of that | 
| I said she’s tall, slim, she could be brown and fat | 
| But if she got those cakes, ha, I’ll have some of that | 
| (Some of that, some of that, some of that) | 
| She could be short, stacked, built, and strong | 
| That’s what makes my groove last long — can you dig that? | 
| And I’ll have some of that, ha, I’ll have some of that | 
| Yes, I’ll have some of that, ha | 
| For goodness sake, look at those cakes | 
| Looka there, fellas — look at that, Joe | 
| You like that, Joe? | 
| I mean, don’t jive yourself, do you like them cakes? | 
| I mean, Pinck, you’ve been around too long, Pinck | 
| I don’t think you like cakes — you like cakes, Bernie? | 
| What about it, Hollie, you like them cakes? | 
| My, my, my, Hollie, you sure sound — hahaha | 
| Oh Lord, I didn’t mean nothin', looka here | 
| For goodness sakes just look at those cakes | 
| We’re gonna get this thing started like this, fellas | 
| Now, when she walks she blows my mind | 
| That foxy devil, she sure look fine | 
| For goodness sakes, just look at those cakes | 
| All I can say is she got what it takes | 
| And for goodness sakes, can I look at those cakes? | 
| Woo woo woo woo woo woo woo woo woo woo woo | 
| Woo woo woo woo woo woo woo woo | 
| Huh, good God | 
| Now, now me and the boys just taking a walk | 
| Rappin' a little, having a talk | 
| In comes this chick, blue jeans, and man she was slick | 
| It wasn’t the size that got my eye but what we realized | 
| For goodness sakes, man, did you see those cakes? | 
| Did you see those cakes? | 
| My, my, my, my, my, my | 
| Mmm-hmm, looka here, I’ll have some of that, hey hey | 
| Can you play like that, Joe? | 
| OW! | 
| Ha! | 
| Ah-ha, ah-ha, whoa | 
| Now, me and the boys just taking a walk | 
| Rappin' a little and just having a talk | 
| In comes this chick, with blouse and jeans, and man she was slick | 
| But looka here, I wanna tell you one more time in case you can’t see | 
| Hey, Ray Charles, looka here | 
| You see, it wasn’t the size that got my eyes but what made me realize | 
| For goodness sakes, Stevie Wonder, did you see those cakes? | 
| Looka here, good God, ha | 
| Do it again | 
| Stevie, me and you been hangin' out for a long time, brother | 
| I know how you feel | 
| Stevie told me one night, he said, «Man, did you see those cakes?» | 
| I was out on the avenue one night, and brother Ray Charles walked up and said | 
| «Brown, I don’t know what you doin' layin' over there, but did you see those | 
| cakes?» | 
| Looka here, everybody see those cakes | 
| Let’s give the bass player some | 
| Let’s give the bass player some of those cakes | 
| Jimmy, get some of those cakes | 
| Get some of those cakes, David | 
| Jimmy, get some more of those cakes | 
| Johnny, get some of those cakes, brother | 
| That’s our congo, I mean, the bongos over there | 
| Salaam walaikum, brother, get some of those cakes | 
| Horns, horns, I say horns, did you see those cakes? | 
| Looka there, looka there, looka there | 
| Miss Ann, she got some cakes | 
| Looka there, that sure is strange | 
| Looka there, but Hollie say he like cakes | 
| Uh-huh, hey, Miss Mocha like cakes | 
| Gracias, gracias, señorita, I see you got cakes, too, ah-ha | 
| Montclair, monsieur, look at the mademoiselle over there | 
| She got cakes, too | 
| Ha, ah, don’t get so Frenchy Frenchy, hahaha | 
| For goodness sakes, everybody want those cakes | 
| Give 'em, give 'em to me |