means, all of the ends Business woman in her eyes Look at that business woman She's got a head on her shoulders Look at that business woman She's not
Translation: The Church. Business Woman.
She was called a scarlet woman by the people Who would go to church but left me in the streets With no parents of my own, I never had a home But an eighteen
As a youth, each Sunday, Dawn went to church and Paid her respects and not to mention was a virgin Kid pushed up, Dawn lettin' him Since he made her laugh
the youth, dem with the little whey dem have, yo Earth struggle black woman uno fi trod Life for all your efforts, oh, yo, now Yo, let the righteous woman
mean it) Baby (I don't mean it) Said I'm sorry (I don't mean it) Can you find a way to forgive me (I don't mean it) Said I went to church this morning
bitches! Clyde- That's not any of my business Felicia- Of course not! And how can it be when the City Hall needs painting, public spitting's on the rise, the church
you get it, it hurts Your body carried out the church Mom, she be cryin' holdin' on to her purse sayin' Ai yo, what y'all thought I was too busy Writin
where I stand and hear you talk, it really makes me sick What's even worse is people seem to listen to these hicks A woman's body's not your provence
, no one to be with you All alone, no one to be with you All alone, no one to be with you No one to be with you As a youth, each Sunday, Dawn went to church
She was called a scarlet woman by the people Who would go to church but leave me in the street With no parents of my own I never had a home And a fifteen
no match for the serpent He Smashes His adversaries, laughs at adversity They plan, they scam, but they ain't got a good fate The seed of the woman will
As a youth, each Sunday, Dawn went to Church and Paid her respects and not to mention was a virgin. Kid pushed up, Dawn lettin' him Since he made her
bless the youth dem with the little whey dem have yo Earth struggle black woman uno fi trod Life for all your efforts oh yo now Yo let the righteous woman
onto the reserve Killed children and buffalo, Some lower power to serve The people starved and they died Behind the impassable wall In tipis and churches
a habit tht she couldnt really stop, needed money so she had to hit the block, nobody knew it so she steady had to play a role, went to church, but surely
