I Gotta Story To Tell

Listen up I gotta story to tell...
I met this woman, beauty was impeccable
everything about her physically was delectable
and she knew it.
She boasted in her looks
and with that mentality she thought she was da wifey type
she saw delight in my persona
dey say every woman is looking for
her knight in shining armor but little did she know
true love, Godly love is the only thing I been longing for.
She must of saw my anointing from afar
or maybe because to da untrained eye my life looks like
its in parallel park...but anyway
she said she wants a man to make love to her heart
and she fallin 4 my convo
so she wanted to know
is this too good to be true
so she ask is that special someone you
but me, I see 20/20 vision
so just a beautified description
isn't worth it for me to sin against him
Now I don't know what God she served
but I thought I'd minister to her about
Christianity ya know true religion
and from that moment it was clear
I was what she was looking for
but what about me. yeah,
I turned her down and to most
that might sound crazy
but it's almost impossible
for a lady to satisfy my soul
threw her flesh. I mean I could have took it there
I been there, women who thought
dey could keep me happy wit all kinds of sexual relations
but I'm so analytical and I'm a man of God but also a sinner
so I abide in da spirit
my visual is nothin like da world so instead of jumpin hurdles
like da rest of em lookin 4 luv but always
finding emotional hurt
me I made dat decision to seek ye 1st
Copyright © | Year Posted 2010

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