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Angie Stone ~ 20 Dollars


[Intro] Said it's a sho' fire testimoney Check it, whoa, rap on the do' Whatcha know about being po' Whatcha know about borrowing From the neighbor next door Whatcha know about bumming rides Whatcha know about heaven, swallow your pride What do you do when you're through When you're always helping people and Nobody's there for you, come on now What can I do or say When you constantly standing in my face Talking about [2] - Can you loan me 20 dollars 'Till I get my check next week Said I only got 20 dollars And me and my baby got to eat Can you loan me 20 dollars 'Till I get my check next week Said I only got 20 dollars And me and my baby got to eat Now I'm suppose to take from the child, oh Lord Make it harder on me just to make it worth your while Now honey, I don't think so Cuz you ain't pay me back the ten-spot From three weeks ago, no What do you do when you're through When you're always helping people and Nobody's there for you (Tell me) What can I do or say When you constantly stareing in my face Talking about [Repeat 2] Tell me What have you done for me Besides being too busy, busy Stressin' me constantly Now I, now I, now I I can see where your head is at See I only got 20 dollars And you still want half of that [Repeat 2] [Repeat 2] more free lyrics

[Intro]
Said it's a sho' fire testimoney
Check it, whoa, rap on the do'

Whatcha know about being po'
Whatcha know about borrowing
From the neighbor next door
Whatcha know about bumming rides
Whatcha know about heaven, swallow your pride

What do you do when you're through
When you're always helping people and
Nobody's there for you, come on now
What can I do or say
When you constantly standing in my face
Talking about

[2] - Can you loan me 20 dollars
'Till I get my check next week
Said I only got 20 dollars
And me and my baby got to eat

Can you loan me 20 dollars
'Till I get my check next week
Said I only got 20 dollars
And me and my baby got to eat

Now I'm suppose to take from the child, oh Lord
Make it harder on me just to make it worth your while
Now honey, I don't think so
Cuz you ain't pay me back the ten-spot
From three weeks ago, no

What do you do when you're through
When you're always helping people and
Nobody's there for you (Tell me)
What can I do or say
When you constantly stareing in my face
Talking about

[Repeat 2]

Tell me
What have you done for me
Besides being too busy, busy
Stressin' me constantly
Now I, now I, now I
I can see where your head is at
See I only got 20 dollars
And you still want half of that

[Repeat 2]
[Repeat 2]

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