| Tell me how you’d feel
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| If I was, If I was go’n,
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| Tell me how you’d feel?
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| Tell me how you’d feel
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| If I was, If I was go’n,
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| Tell me how you’d feel?
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| What if I was go’n forever?
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| No more chocolate kisses,
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| No nappy dugout ever,
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| No mamma, no daughter, no sister, no No sister friends
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| Tell me my brother,
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| What would become of you then?
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| What if, poof, every black female in the world
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| disappeared?
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| Your man-child left unattended
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| Lost without no one behind the steering wheel
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| Tell me, hmm mmm,
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| C’mon, how would that make you feel
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| C’mon, c'mon, help a sister say
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| Your beautiful brown would be forever go’n
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| With no more cocoa wombs to carry your
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| brown on You right there, would be the last of your kind
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| Can you feel this song? |
| How does that
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| affect your mind?
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| Cause if there was no me, there'd be no you
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| Ooo can you feel me, is this song coming
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| through
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| What if, poof, every
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| black female
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| in the world
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| disappeared?
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| That’s the science in it,
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| but it’s so much more intense
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| Reach into your soul for the answer
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| Reach wherever you need to, to find it Say you be tripping,
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| Say you pimping it,
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| Talking 'bout how you «Da Man»
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| What you are is something different
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| By-product of when «Massa"ruled your life
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| Spreading babies everywhere
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| Couldn’t think, couldn't care
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| But you can now
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| You can, you can
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| C’mon and man up Damn it, Tell me how you’d feel?
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| No mamma, no daughter |