Hook: Want that Oscar Myer wiener.
Not a pretender a winner.
Far from a beginner
pure beef
put that ass to sleep.
They say the way to a man
Is his stomach
and he loves to eat.
Daddy loves to eat.
Sexuality, love fantasies, the drip.
Tasty fruit juices,
of my Daddy's lips.
Putting the cream in my cool whip
doing the dip.
As I proceed to take control.
Working my hips.
Love the way he sucks my tit nips.
Takes the downtown trips.
The way he looks in my eyes.
Lick my thighs.
Like Toni Braxton, making me high.
Emotions can't be disguised.
Boy you got that healing.
Give me such a good feeling.
Watching the mirrors from the ceiling.
Put my body in ecstacy.
Bring me fire and desire.
Like Rick James and Teena Marie.
Feeling the melody ,
of your heat beat
bodies in heat.
Wish I could do a repeat.
Put that **** on D.V.D.
You heard me?
Lost in the rythym of the base and the blues. Sometimes It's like I'm here but I'm not, I can't lose.
The sweet sense of the spanish guitar taking my spirit away as I travel far, far, far, far.
Away from the city the dirt and the grime. Away from the shootings and other senseless crimes.
Rocking with Rob Base, Far Away with Marsha Ambrosious- quiet, serene, in a place where all is quite harmonious.
Sometimes when things not going right in my life I just get lost in a beautiful verse with Lyfe--Jennings that is, and it makes everything absolutely WaterTight hmmmm Must be Nice.
Arguing with my husband nobody soothes my pain like the greats, Whitney, Monica, Gladys Knight too, Teena Marie, Ethel Waters and Minnie Ripperton, Loving you is Easy Because, You Should have known Better.
Homesick for my mothers sweet love, hearing Anita Baker's smooth voice pumping through the box, giving me my mama's touch I longed for so much.
Yes the Power of Music.
It can take you away from all of your pain, free you from your emotional chains, Change your mind, make you aware, The Music IS ALIVE INSIDE FOR ALL TO HEAR.
And I turn my headphones Up!
where have you gone Teena Marie
you have left us so suddenly
in the silence of our wait and time
you went missing out of line
in the hey day that was mine
as a star you did shine
singing in a world beyond your own
you had a voice that became well known
vanilla mamma you sure did shine
that as far as tallent there was no color line
you showed black america that you had soul
and they embraced you i hope you know
but all stars they have there latter years
time catches up to our fears
our fast living excelerates the years
and where we would live longer
we lose because we did not take care
i've shed a few tears for you Teena Marie
for we all loved you so tenderly
we'll miss you at reunions
you'll always be our choice
you are a Legend now
pretty white girl with the pretty black voice
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