| Aw man
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| Put that ol' dumb horn down
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| Hey, Jazzy
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| Jazzy
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| Show this boy what some real music 'posed to sound like
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| He he ha
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| (Don't stop the rock)
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| Now that’s a record
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| Now that’s a record
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| Go Jazzy, go Jazzy, go
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| I want to be remembered for the songs that I sing
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| Not only for the humor, but for the knowledge I bring
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| To broaden the horizons of others is why I rap this
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| Enlightening minds with my lyrical tactics
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| In life everything ain’t always what it seems
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| But people are enchanted by things that gleam
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| You know, bright fancy cars, big yachts and mansions
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| On the beaches of Aruba with a girlie romancin
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| Now I’m about to tell you a very artistic fable
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| More fun than when you first got cable
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| The moral to be learned from this story to be told
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| Is that everything that glitters ain’t always gold
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| On July 11th I was sittin at home
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| Talkin to my girlfriend Geena on the telephone
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| Flippin through the newspaper checkin the news
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| When I saw an advertisement for a Carribean cruise
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| It said, 'Sunny skies and romantic nights
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| On an incredible ship', and I got hype
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| It said it’s like the, Love Boat, baskin in the sun
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| Promisin fun for you and for everyone
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| I said, That’s dope! |
| Baby, you’re down?
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| She said, Yeah, we could leave right now
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| The very next day I put the check in the mail
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| And one week later we were ready to sail
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| The brochure said that the boat was large
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| But it was nothin but a broken down barnacle barge
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| And if it wasn’t for my girlfriend, I wouldn’ta went
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| Because the captain was a cross eyed hunchback with a limp
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| The cruise was paid for and the food was free
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| So I said what the hell and set out to sea
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| It didn’t take long to notice something was wrong
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| The ship was a mess and we were the only ones on it
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| I didn’t wanna panic, so I chilled for a while
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| Till the captain pulled up to what we thought was a deserted isle
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| We looked on to the beach and almost went bezerk
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| We saw 300 natives with spears and grass skirts
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| The said, Hung a dung a digi dung da doa
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| I said, Hey baby, I guess that means get off the boat
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| Their chief said they needed a human sacrifice
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| I said, Well, just take my girl, he-he, syke
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| I was jokin, but things got serious
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| Their leader came out and he was curious
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| He got in my face and his breath was the worst
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| I said, Hey baby, you got some mints in your purse?
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| His breath was stinkin with filthy brown teeth
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| And two big crusty ashy hairy feet
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| The worst thing, he had no toenail on his toes
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| And a big Teradactyl bird bone in his nose
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| I tried to reason with him, he wasn’t with it
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| He said, Tenga shanko, that meant, forget it
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| He said, Gunga shang tang da bong da boo
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| That meant 'tonight we’re having Fresh Prince stew'
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| Then I saw it, no, it’s not
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| The big Indiana Jones people cooking pot
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| I wanted to fight em, but there was no way to beat em
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| I thought to myself, Where’s Tarzan when you need him?
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| Just as they were contemplatin cookin us up
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| We had a major struck of luck, a Navy ship pulled up
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| The troops came off and they got us out of the pot
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| And I said to the chief, Yo, I get witcha, hops
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| The guy that rescued us said, I hate to tell you
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| The captain of your ship, he had just escaped from Belview
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| We’ve been following him and finally we got him
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| We’re sorry, there’s no way that you can possibly get a refund
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| A thousand dollars and a weekend island drained
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| But a lesson well learned, so let me explain
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| There’s a very important message that needs to be told
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| It’s that everything that glitters ain’t always gold |