| Alright I’m ready
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| No, you’re not ready
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| I’m ready, you’re not ready
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| Motherfucker
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| (Indistinguishable singing)
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| Now this here’s for your spouse or significant other
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| You were in love with the person, now you hate the motherfucker
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| Get the fuck out! |
| Tell 'em to get the fuck out!
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| You weren’t lookin' for love when you met 'em at the club
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| Y’all exchanged numbers and went out for some grub
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| You waited three days then decided to call
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| Went for dinner and a movie, then a walk through the mall
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| All you saw was the physical, a sexy individual
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| Never had the thought that they would make your life miserable
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| A couple more dates, consumate the mating ritual
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| Soon you will encounter the habitual liar
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| The sex was so good it set your body afire
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| But why are you still with this nut?
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| Every time they come around you get this feelin in your gut
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| Wanna tell 'em, «Raise up,» but your mouth stays shut
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| When you stop to think about how good they fuck
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| An' when the sex gets old you’ll wind up stuck
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| So here’s some words of wisdom that’ll help you with the chore
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| Count up their I.Q. |
| before you kick 'em to the door
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| It goes:
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| One, two, three, four
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| I had it up to here and I’m not takin' no more
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| So get the fuck out! |
| You gots to get the fuck out!
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| Everybody come on! |
| One, two, three, four
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| I had it up to here and I’m not takin' no more
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| So get the fuck out! |
| You gots to get the fuck out!
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| Everybody!
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| Now say you have a homeboy who’s been sleepin' on your couch
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| For weeks on end and he’s (words walk em out?)
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| Get the fuck out! |
| Tell him to get the fuck out!
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| Now he walks around your house in nothin' but his drawers
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| Throws the trash once a week and expects to get applause
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| Let him stay at your crib you was down for his cause
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| He was in between girls, or in between jobs
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| But it’s still no excuse for him to be a slob
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| Your girl stays mad cause she’s cleanin' up behind him
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| You can’t get your calls when he’s on the other line an'
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| You can’t get laid cause he has the worst timin'
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| Knockin' at your door at odd hours of the night
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| If he does that shit again, you swear to God you’re gonna fight
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| But you can’t kick him out cause it’s just not right
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| He has nowhere else to go, but you’re losin' self-control
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| Wanna kill him in his sleep, God bless his soul
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| Maybe it’s not that bad but it could get worse
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| So here’s a little tip from your homeboy MURS
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| Before you tell him «Bounce,» do a countdown first
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| It goes:
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| Now let’s talk about these old motherfuckers on the mic
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| Who were dope but now are whack and won’t leave the spotlight
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| Get the fuck out! |
| You gots to get the fuck out!
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| He had some albums that I loved way back in the day
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| But as he puts out new shit, the memories begin to fade
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| When I heard about the comeback I said «No way!»
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| I was waitin' on the real, the anticipation built
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| But with age came degeneration of the skill
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| So I pushed it to the back of my mind, and hoped in time
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| Those fine memories would once again shine
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| But he just won’t stop, even though his album flop
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| Everytime I turn around his new one’s about to drop
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| Make me wanna take all his old records off the shelf
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| Cause the man I now hear’s a shadow of his former self
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| So when he stopped on tour, in my town for a show
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| I played a true fan and was in the front row
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| As he started doin' classics, then he stopped and said «No»
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| We had to say we love the new shit, before he did the old
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| I tried to count the countdown, but then I lost control
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| It went one, two, three, four
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| I had it up to here, and I’m not takin' no more
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| So get the fuck out! |
| You gots to get the fuck out!
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| Everybody come on!
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| One, two, three… |