You Ain't Fresh - Boogie Boys

People on your nose you

You need to see the barber, that you can bet

Now when you get a girl, you boast and you brag

And every girl you have, she needs a paper bag

You big bonehead, you silly rabbit

You need some advice, please kick the habit

You need to stop thinking you run the show

I’ma tell you to your face so that you know

You ain’t fresh, uh-uh, naw baby

You ain’t fresh, so go 'head with yourself

You ain’t fresh.

Who?

Who?

You!

You ain’t fre-fre-fresh

Girl you look fly but you ain’t that fly

That you can’t say hi when the guys say hi

I don’t mean to squeal but I’m gonna tell you

That he and you ain’t, ain’t really real

You wear weighted gold, your arms are musty

Your breath is bad, your pants are dusty

And you got a big bunion on your big toe

I’ma tell you to your face so that you know

You’re thinkin', sayin', you better go hang

You smell just like two rotten eggs

I know times are hard, but it ain’t that hard

Go by yourself some Right Guard

I saw many things I couldn’t ignore

Never saw a face like yours before

It’s like a bulldog in a ugly show

I’ma tell you to your face so that you know

Man, your clothes look crazy.

I wonder where you got 'em

Polyester pants with the big bellbottoms

A big-brim hat that makes me wanna holler

A monkey-plaid jacket with a twenty-foot collar

Whoa no, don’t step on my toe

With the platform shoes from the flashback store

You make good money so I don’t understand

Why you dress like you shop out a garbage can

Now when you hit the block the people know you’re comin'

They hide what they eatin' before you start runnin'

Say hello to your mother, your father and your daughter

Your very next words are «Can I have a quarter?»

Jumped out the cab like a man dummy

And little did you know he was still doing twenty

You broke your neck;

you thought that it was funny

'Cause you made it uptown, didn’t spend no money