| Hey bizness woman
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| Say you’re a bizness woman
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| What’s yo bizness woman?
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| Bet it ain’t none of my bizness woman
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| There’s a girl in a place where she don’t wanna be
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| Can’t associate herself wiv the hoes on the street
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| She might be a bizness woman
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| But she’s not that type’a bizness woman
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| She’s moved past a bizness man
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| Smartly dressed wiv a briefcase in his hand
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| They exchange looks, she cracks a smile
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| He cracks one back, because that’s style
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| Before she knows it he’s gone like the wind
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| And anyway her phone has started to ring
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| So she picks it up and says hello
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| That’s when the voice on the other side of the phone says:
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| «Look just wait there, I’ll see you. |
| I’m in the car»
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| «No, it’s like eleven o clock!»
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| «Babe listen, I’m stuck in traffic please just stop in Carl’s, I’ll be like 5
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| to 10 minutes»
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| «Please hurry up there’s loads of prostitues about; |
| I don’t wanna be here on my
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| own.»
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| When the phonecall ends her arms n her hands cross
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| She’s vexed, she’s stressed that her mans not there
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| So when some breh says:
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| «Cheer up love, it might never 'appen»
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| She just don’t care and starts to swear
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| Which makes him rare up
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| Like «What's your problem gal, only makin conversation»
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| «No ya not"she says
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| It’s her n it’s blatant
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| «I don’t want attention from a little dirty who rat like you.
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| So be on ya way, wit ya little mate and deal some drugs or wha’ever it is that
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| ya do»
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| This makes my man irate
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| And gets him in such a hype state
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| That his white mate has to pull him back
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| And remind him that
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| He’s got crack on his person, so allow the cursin'
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| Just walk away blud, she ain’t worth hurtin'
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| Let’s gggo get get back workin'
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| End this shit now close the curtains
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| So they do
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| And like suttin straight out of the blue
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| A car pulls up and says
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| «Cor blimey you’re gorgeous gal, how much is it for you?»
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| «Have you got a million pounds?"she says
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| And she’s thinkin 'This is beggars belief'
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| So she calls him a cheat
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| Says «Think you better leave before I report you to the police»
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| He get’s shook an' screeches off
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| That’s when the hoes start screamin across the street at bizness woman like «oi,
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| you’re scarin' all our punters off!»
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| Bizness woman’s like «Wot?! |
| Who d’ya think you’re talkin' to? |
| I ain’t scarin'
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| off your punters, the only thing scarin' off your punters is you!»
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| This makes prozzie girl irate
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| And gets her in such a hype state
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| That she goes to knock this snobby girl out
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| That’s when the other working girl shouts:
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| Hey bizness woman
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| Say you’re a business woman
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| What’s yo bizness woman?
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| Bet it ain’t none of my bizness woman
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| They both exchange looks screw faced and hard
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| Even when the prozzie gets in the car
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| Through the window, all she does is stare
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| Until the car goes, and no-ones there
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| The night is cold, the sky is black
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| She’s on her own now, with the rats
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| And she’s paranoid of the fact
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| That if that breh she dissed comes back
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| There’s nuttin she can do to defend herself from attack
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| So it’s hard right now to relax
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| Hey bizness woman
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| Say you’re a business woman
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| What’s yo bizness woman?
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| Bet it ain’t none of my bizness woman… |