Black Girl
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Black Girl
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Black girl, so fine and bright
Black girl, you shine as the night
Black girl, you move me so right
I just have to make you mine
'Cause you make me lose my mind
Black girl, with beauty so deep
Black girl, just rock me to sleep
Black girl, good things you will reap
'Cause you're of the ancient vine
And you're from another time
And your history's all in line
Ain't it funny how I used to wonder
How could sucha lovely girl give me love
Oh oh, oh oh oh yeah yeah
Black girl, your ancestry's long
Black girl, you're where you belong
Black girls have got to be strong
Got to keep your spirits high
Got to keep yourselves alive
You're just gonna make it fine
Listen babay, you're the jeleof my eye
Come on girl everything's gonna be alright
Listen baby, I just got to make you mine
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