| She asks me «what my favourite colour is?»
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| I tell her «At the moment it’s green, like Brockwell Park in bloom»
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| She kisses her teeth and tells me hers is brown
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| Naturally
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| She’s real, real like Guava Rubicon
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| Like all the girls I used to know from round the way
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| She’s real like Ellesse and Moschino
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| Kool FM and garage raves back in the day
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| My Ethiopian girl
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| There’s a space next to me you can take a seat
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| But don’t go blaming me
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| If I don’t make the cut
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| She wants a Lucious Lyon
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| Someone to wear her out, to be her Bobby Brown
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| So don’t go hating on if that’s not how I roll
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| She’s real, real like Guava Rubicon
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| Like all the girls I used to know from round the way
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| She’s real like Ellesse and Moschino
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| Kool FM and garage raves back in the day
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| My Ethiopian girl
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| Wears an ankh amulet, she’s down with kemetics
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| She says you don’t read enough
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| My Nubian prince
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| Then she says
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| «Spirit (spirit) to another spirit (spirit)
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| For we should run like jaguars through the Serengeti plains
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| Can you imagine it?»
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| She’s real, real like Guava Rubicon
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| Like all the girls I used to know from round the way
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| She’s real like Ellesse and Moschino
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| Kiss FM and bashment raves back in the day
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| She’s real
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| She’s real
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| Then she says
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| «What's your frequency Kele?
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| Are you feeling my vibe?
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| For we could sing like twins in our very own language
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| Can you imagine it?
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| My Ethiopian girl
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| (My Ethiopian girl)
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| My Ethiopian girl
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| (My Ethiopian girl)
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| My Ethiopian girl
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| (My Ethiopian girl)
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| My Ethiopian girl
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| (My Ethiopian girl) |