My Sidepiece
Hello, it's Daddy
Hey darling, put Mommy on the phone
Yeah, Barbra, it's Richie
You're lucky, I ain't never comin' home no more
Take it easy
I left home, baby, to be with my sidepiece (my sidepiece)
I left home (yeah, yeah) to be with my sidepiece (my sidepiece)
I left home baby (yeah, yeah) to be with my sidepiece (with my sidepiece)
I left home (yeah, yeah) to be with my sidepiece (my sidepiece), baby
I guess I got it from my daddy, because it's all in my genes
See I'm addicted to poonani ('nani) and you know what I mean
They say a rat with a water hole is a po' rat (a po' rat)
But I ain't Willy Lump Lump, I ain't going out like that
Now if you see my baby and she's looking for me
Tell her I'll be home shortly, but I ain't coming home 'til three
Even though I'm wrong (wrong, wrong) she know I'm coming home (coming home)
So as I hit the door, baby, she say, "Big daddy's home" (daddy)
I left home, baby, to be with my sidepiece (my sidepiece)
I left home (yeah, yeah) to be with my sidepiece (my sidepiece)
I left home baby (yeah, yeah) to be with my sidepiece (with my sidepiece)
I left home (yeah, yeah) to be with my sidepiece (my sidepiece), baby
See this is the definition of a real man
See when I'm with my sidepiece, she understand (she understand)
All about my situations ('ations) all about my obligations ('gations)
And when we on vacation (ooh-wee) we in an unknown destination
You might find me in Morocco or down in Japan
You might find me in Mexico, chilling in the sand
You might find me in Africa, you might see me in Italy
You might find me in Jamaica, I got my baby right beside me (beside me)
I left home, baby, to be with my sidepiece (my sidepiece)
I left home (yeah, yeah) to be with my sidepiece (my sidepiece)
I left home baby (yeah, yeah) to be with my sidepiece (with my sidepiece)
I left home (yeah, yeah) to be with my sidepiece (my sidepiece) baby
See, you can tell my baby what you wanna tell (tell her)
You can say what you wanna say, she ain't going nowhere (she ain't going nowhere)
I got a lot of women (lot of women) and they down with me (down with me)
I represent Louisiana 'til the E-N-D, ooh-wee
I left home, baby, to be with my sidepiece (my sidepiece)
I left home (yeah, yeah) to be with my sidepiece (my sidepiece)
I left home baby (yeah, yeah) to be with my sidepiece (with my sidepiece)
I left home (yeah, yeah) to be with my sidepiece (my sidepiece), baby
Hey darling, put Mommy on the phone
Yeah, Barbra, it's Richie
You're lucky, I ain't never comin' home no more
Take it easy
I left home, baby, to be with my sidepiece (my sidepiece)
I left home (yeah, yeah) to be with my sidepiece (my sidepiece)
I left home baby (yeah, yeah) to be with my sidepiece (with my sidepiece)
I left home (yeah, yeah) to be with my sidepiece (my sidepiece), baby
I guess I got it from my daddy, because it's all in my genes
See I'm addicted to poonani ('nani) and you know what I mean
They say a rat with a water hole is a po' rat (a po' rat)
But I ain't Willy Lump Lump, I ain't going out like that
Now if you see my baby and she's looking for me
Tell her I'll be home shortly, but I ain't coming home 'til three
Even though I'm wrong (wrong, wrong) she know I'm coming home (coming home)
So as I hit the door, baby, she say, "Big daddy's home" (daddy)
I left home, baby, to be with my sidepiece (my sidepiece)
I left home (yeah, yeah) to be with my sidepiece (my sidepiece)
I left home baby (yeah, yeah) to be with my sidepiece (with my sidepiece)
I left home (yeah, yeah) to be with my sidepiece (my sidepiece), baby
See this is the definition of a real man
See when I'm with my sidepiece, she understand (she understand)
All about my situations ('ations) all about my obligations ('gations)
And when we on vacation (ooh-wee) we in an unknown destination
You might find me in Morocco or down in Japan
You might find me in Mexico, chilling in the sand
You might find me in Africa, you might see me in Italy
You might find me in Jamaica, I got my baby right beside me (beside me)
I left home, baby, to be with my sidepiece (my sidepiece)
I left home (yeah, yeah) to be with my sidepiece (my sidepiece)
I left home baby (yeah, yeah) to be with my sidepiece (with my sidepiece)
I left home (yeah, yeah) to be with my sidepiece (my sidepiece) baby
See, you can tell my baby what you wanna tell (tell her)
You can say what you wanna say, she ain't going nowhere (she ain't going nowhere)
I got a lot of women (lot of women) and they down with me (down with me)
I represent Louisiana 'til the E-N-D, ooh-wee
I left home, baby, to be with my sidepiece (my sidepiece)
I left home (yeah, yeah) to be with my sidepiece (my sidepiece)
I left home baby (yeah, yeah) to be with my sidepiece (with my sidepiece)
I left home (yeah, yeah) to be with my sidepiece (my sidepiece), baby
Credits
Writer(s): Charles Wesley Lewis, Wardell Brown
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