Chords for Tanya Stephens - Home Alone - Brownzville Ent

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[C] Oh, my.
Well, listen up [F] all the players [G] out here.
We're [C] not staying on top of your game.
You need to stay on top [F] of your girl. _ _
_ [G] _ _ [C] _ What [Am] would you do [F] if your _ baby's [Em] gone?
I know [C] you're running, chilling [Am] with his crew,
[F] Leaving you all [G] alone.
Tell me, [C] would you, boy?
Well, if [Am] you're a prude, you'll [F] probably be all [G] alone.
But if [C] you're a girl like me,
[Am] _ You'd [F] call him up and say,
Why?
[G] Tell him the [C] kind of mood that you in.
You [Am] need him under your skin.
If [F] you choose to go cruise with him, prove
[G] You a go bust the [C] bus man with the kit.
How [Am] could I him then stop you?
If [F] him still seem amused,
And refuse [G] to believe you,
[C] Then you tell him again.
Give [Am] him a chance to relate.
[F] After that, it's up to your conscience.
[G] Tell me, would you [C] save the kit if he a man
Boy, [Am] you chill out on the streets.
[F] All we know is a babe refuse to press on the [G] feet.
[C] Well, a simple thing that no [Am] need because a quarrel.
Dig [F] up me diary from the bottom of the [G] barrel.
Call up Jamel [Am] or Warrell or Barrell.
[F] Why waste them when them already swell?
I'm [G] a man [C] gone.
What [Am] do you do [F] when your _ baby's gone?
[Em] How [C] you run it?
Tell [Am] where them crew
_ [F] Leaving you home alone.
[G] _ [C] _ Well, if [Am] you're a prude, you'll [F] probably be holding on.
[G] But if [C] you're a girl [Am] like me,
[F] You know what you a do?
_ [G] You hold [C] a game.
Bone for the [Am] Easter.
Bone for the [F] Christmas.
Get so much you might as well put it on [G] the wish [C] list.
Pop me lock up in the [Am] yard.
How we else make [F] inquire?
You not love me?
Well, I hope you love the pastry [G] cake.
How [Dm] you a get?
Sugar bun and dinner bun [Bm] and breakfast, lunch, and dinner bun.
[Dm] Take a innocent loaf of bread and make only dinner bun.
[B] Bone the flesh to the bone.
[Am] I'm not joking [C] about no harm.
What [Am] do you do [F] when your baby's gone?
[G] [C] How you run it?
Tell [Am] where them crew
[F] Leaving you home alone.
[Gm] _ [C] _ Well, if [Am] you're a prude, you'll [F] probably be holding on.
[G] But if [C] you're a girl like [Am] me,
You know what you [F] a do?
_ [G] Sometime you a whop him.
[Cm] Make a little flex man.
Draw a V [Am] and X man.
Good a half year, I'll roll it back for [F] you X man.
Pull up on him gate.
Confess, say you this man.
[G] Step inna the car and go after question.
Cut out the talking.
Straight to [Am] the sex man.
Good a run a can to get you a [F] hand dress man.
Me not so long a watch TV the break man.
I want to [G] explain.
Let me give you [C] a suggestion.
Only way me a wait [Am] upon you is if you a GP.
[F] But the way you treat me, you could a never [G] keep me.
[C] When me say stick [Am] it, you do not.
That never work.
Some of your dishes out you just desert.
[G] So me [Dm] give some _
Tasty and
Yummy [B] bun and
Coronation
Honey [Dm] bun and
National
And that's a [B] run.
Please spread me cheese and
And you [G] get the [C] fun.
What [Am] do you do
[F] When your baby's [G] gone?
[C] _ _
[Am] Chillin' with the school
[F] Leaving you home [G] alone.
[C] _ _
[Am] Home alone.
[F] Your mother mad.
And [G] that not [C] work for a girl like [Am] me.
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