| Song | Assata's Song |
| Artist | Paris |
| Album | Sleeping with the Enemy |
| Download | Image LRC TXT |
| 作词 : Paris | |
| Yeah, yeah.. | |
| One time, one time.. | |
| Goin out, goin out.. | |
| To all the sisters.. this one's for y'all.. | |
| Thinkin of you, and how the perception came to pass | |
| Of a Queen bein just a piece of ass | |
| So I ask you how that sound | |
| That's for the sisters I missed the last time 'round | |
| Because I can't forget what you been through | |
| I can't forget the hardships and what you do | |
| So I'm payin you the ultimate respect | |
| Because I love you and that's what you should get | |
| And it's a shame that it comes as a surprise | |
| From the man in the land of do or die | |
| That the word could ever reach and educate | |
| It ain't nuttin' but a style to set it straight | |
| And I'm raised right so ladies still first | |
| But smooth with the groove for the fools that doubt ya worth | |
| Still thinkin of a master plan | |
| to protect and respect cause the fact is I love the black woman | |
| {*jazz interlude*} | |
| And anyway, I remember there was a time | |
| When I would see you and try and go for mines | |
| Push up in the guts for a month or two | |
| Leave a stamp, break camp, y'all know the rules | |
| And if somethin went wrong it was yo' fault | |
| The time was cut short and so were the phone calls | |
| And someone would ax if I know you | |
| Come up in my face and I would be like, "What - who?" | |
| But then I seen that the game was ignorant | |
| The time had come for me to break away from that | |
| Don't you know there ain't no future in hurtin our own | |
| It's bad enough that the trust and love are gone | |
| So I strive for, one to provide for | |
| And hold and take and elevate and guide for | |
| So many people wanna destroy | |
| But I can't and I won't stop ever bein true to black woman | |
| {*LONG jazz interlude*} | |
| Now brothers, one last note to help us | |
| Keep check of some are livin life reckless | |
| Runnin with women who don't have respect for self | |
| And too foul to wanna get help, huh | |
| And sista you don't need a man | |
| who cheats and mistreats and beats you bad | |
| It's better to have nuttin than somethin at all | |
| And end up like a case bein worse than a close call | |
| So listen to the message in the song | |
| It ain't nuttin but a way to make us strong | |
| Quit bein so quick to chase the juice | |
| And diss us tryin to taste another's fruit | |
| In the land of Ameri-K-K-Ka | |
| I gotta hold my own and stay down wit'cha | |
| Cause everybody wants to wreck | |
| But I'ma love ya and show respect, I need ya black woman | |
| {*jazz music to fade*} |
| zuo ci : Paris | |
| Yeah, yeah.. | |
| One time, one time.. | |
| Goin out, goin out.. | |
| To all the sisters.. this one' s for y' all.. | |
| Thinkin of you, and how the perception came to pass | |
| Of a Queen bein just a piece of ass | |
| So I ask you how that sound | |
| That' s for the sisters I missed the last time ' round | |
| Because I can' t forget what you been through | |
| I can' t forget the hardships and what you do | |
| So I' m payin you the ultimate respect | |
| Because I love you and that' s what you should get | |
| And it' s a shame that it comes as a surprise | |
| From the man in the land of do or die | |
| That the word could ever reach and educate | |
| It ain' t nuttin' but a style to set it straight | |
| And I' m raised right so ladies still first | |
| But smooth with the groove for the fools that doubt ya worth | |
| Still thinkin of a master plan | |
| to protect and respect cause the fact is I love the black woman | |
| jazz interlude | |
| And anyway, I remember there was a time | |
| When I would see you and try and go for mines | |
| Push up in the guts for a month or two | |
| Leave a stamp, break camp, y' all know the rules | |
| And if somethin went wrong it was yo' fault | |
| The time was cut short and so were the phone calls | |
| And someone would ax if I know you | |
| Come up in my face and I would be like, " What who?" | |
| But then I seen that the game was ignorant | |
| The time had come for me to break away from that | |
| Don' t you know there ain' t no future in hurtin our own | |
| It' s bad enough that the trust and love are gone | |
| So I strive for, one to provide for | |
| And hold and take and elevate and guide for | |
| So many people wanna destroy | |
| But I can' t and I won' t stop ever bein true to black woman | |
| LONG jazz interlude | |
| Now brothers, one last note to help us | |
| Keep check of some are livin life reckless | |
| Runnin with women who don' t have respect for self | |
| And too foul to wanna get help, huh | |
| And sista you don' t need a man | |
| who cheats and mistreats and beats you bad | |
| It' s better to have nuttin than somethin at all | |
| And end up like a case bein worse than a close call | |
| So listen to the message in the song | |
| It ain' t nuttin but a way to make us strong | |
| Quit bein so quick to chase the juice | |
| And diss us tryin to taste another' s fruit | |
| In the land of AmeriKKKa | |
| I gotta hold my own and stay down wit' cha | |
| Cause everybody wants to wreck | |
| But I' ma love ya and show respect, I need ya black woman | |
| jazz music to fade |
| zuò cí : Paris | |
| Yeah, yeah.. | |
| One time, one time.. | |
| Goin out, goin out.. | |
| To all the sisters.. this one' s for y' all.. | |
| Thinkin of you, and how the perception came to pass | |
| Of a Queen bein just a piece of ass | |
| So I ask you how that sound | |
| That' s for the sisters I missed the last time ' round | |
| Because I can' t forget what you been through | |
| I can' t forget the hardships and what you do | |
| So I' m payin you the ultimate respect | |
| Because I love you and that' s what you should get | |
| And it' s a shame that it comes as a surprise | |
| From the man in the land of do or die | |
| That the word could ever reach and educate | |
| It ain' t nuttin' but a style to set it straight | |
| And I' m raised right so ladies still first | |
| But smooth with the groove for the fools that doubt ya worth | |
| Still thinkin of a master plan | |
| to protect and respect cause the fact is I love the black woman | |
| jazz interlude | |
| And anyway, I remember there was a time | |
| When I would see you and try and go for mines | |
| Push up in the guts for a month or two | |
| Leave a stamp, break camp, y' all know the rules | |
| And if somethin went wrong it was yo' fault | |
| The time was cut short and so were the phone calls | |
| And someone would ax if I know you | |
| Come up in my face and I would be like, " What who?" | |
| But then I seen that the game was ignorant | |
| The time had come for me to break away from that | |
| Don' t you know there ain' t no future in hurtin our own | |
| It' s bad enough that the trust and love are gone | |
| So I strive for, one to provide for | |
| And hold and take and elevate and guide for | |
| So many people wanna destroy | |
| But I can' t and I won' t stop ever bein true to black woman | |
| LONG jazz interlude | |
| Now brothers, one last note to help us | |
| Keep check of some are livin life reckless | |
| Runnin with women who don' t have respect for self | |
| And too foul to wanna get help, huh | |
| And sista you don' t need a man | |
| who cheats and mistreats and beats you bad | |
| It' s better to have nuttin than somethin at all | |
| And end up like a case bein worse than a close call | |
| So listen to the message in the song | |
| It ain' t nuttin but a way to make us strong | |
| Quit bein so quick to chase the juice | |
| And diss us tryin to taste another' s fruit | |
| In the land of AmeriKKKa | |
| I gotta hold my own and stay down wit' cha | |
| Cause everybody wants to wreck | |
| But I' ma love ya and show respect, I need ya black woman | |
| jazz music to fade |