Masters At Work
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Work

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Work

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Oh, so you is the man who come to sweep my yard

The yard man

I like that broom stick you're carrying

Yes, baby. I like it

I want you to take your broom

And sweep my yard

You better brush it good

Or we could fall apart

Don't give me no shortcut thing

You have all day and night

I had to satisfy, so you better do it right

Work. What you waiting for

Work. Put your back in it

Work. Just a little more

Work. Sure your wanting it now

Work. Till your body hurting

Work. Working hard and long

Work. When you finish that

Work. I want your God damn tongue

Go down, go down, go down

Come up, come up, come up, come up

Go down, go down, go down, go down

Come up, come up, come up, come up

It's what you come to do

Just remember that

And don't pick me fruits

You can put them back

You start of working nice

With that big broomstick

Now you're easing back

Like you afraid of break

Work. What you waiting for

Work. Put your back in it

Work. Just a little more

Work. Sure your wanting it now

Work. Till your body hurting

Work. Working hard and long

Work. When you finish that

Work. I want your God damn tongue

Go down, go down, go down

Come up, come up, come up, come up

Go down, go down, go down, go down

Come up, come up, come up, come up

Oh yes, yes baby. I like the work you do on my yard

You do a real good work, yard man

I find you lookin' nervous like you're afraid to fail

Now you're making excuse 'bout your feeling pains

Just don't waste my time 'cause you will get me mad

Have a bit down there, that could bite your broomstick hard

Work. What you waiting for

Work. Put your back in it

Work. Just a little more

Work. Sure your wanting it now

Work. Till your body hurting

Work. Working hard and long

Work. When you finish that

Work. I want your God damn tongue

Go down, go down, go down

Come up, come up, come up, come up

Go down, go down, go down, go down

Come up, come up, come up, come up

Ladies, you know if you don't have a yard man, you can't be a hard man

You know what I'm talking about

Guys, you know what I'm talking about too, not so?

And if a man want to test you, tell him come, come

And if a man want to test you, tell him come, come

So if a boy want to test you, tell him come, come

And if a man want to test you, tell him come, come

Work, work, work, work, work

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