Rastafarian Girl chords and lyrics - WISE INTELLIGENT

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[Verse 1]
[E]Unda, [C]yea[E]h[C][E]
Un[Am]da, [E]yeah[Am]
[E]Check [Am]it out and you don't quit
[E]Mr.
[Am]Wise and I won't stop
She had [E]the almond shaped eyes,
crescent [Am]fingernail tips
[E]Ethiopi[Am]an nose, sweet
Israelite lips
Her [E]hair was locked, [Am]100 % pure wool
[E]Black as a raven and smelt [Am]like berry oil
The [E]breastlaces were like
[Am]the ripest melons
And [E]cold black nipples are [Am]highly suckable
I [E]smelt the myrrh and frankin
[Am]cense from a garden
Egyp[E]tian busts just [Am]south of the
Jordan
[E]White now, blue [Am]now,
however thinkable
[E]Dreams of [Am]the queen did
seem quite drinkable
[E]Strong [Am]thighs, ass I like
[E]See I [Am]know she rode a bike
[E]Seen [Am]her, met her at a [E]concert
Somewhere [Am]on
Earth
Shakil[E]a, nah, even [Am]more of a pearl
And [E]I wish she was my
Rastafarian girl
[Am]She a [E]me
Rastafarian [Am]daughter
Watch it be[E]cause she come
fit at the pier [Am]patois
She a [E]me
Rastafarian [Am]daughter
Watch it be[E]cause she come fit
[Am]at the pier patois
Hey, [E]reddit be ding -ding [Am]-a -ang
Hey, [E]reddit be [Am]ding -ding -a -ang
Hey, she [E]stood there in the [Am]midnight air
The [E]moonlight glow on her
[Am]Hebrew hair
[E]Asked [Am]for me, bout hungry as hell
No
[E]God degree even [Am]at the hotel
Start [E]to look, then she said [Am]that she cook
And that she [E]lived about a block
from the [Am]spot we stood
So [E]refined, vegetari[Am]an, no swine
Johnny [E]cakes, lentils, and [Am]water for wine
[E]Man, [Am]look, she would type the red books
Con[E]cerned bout culture like a
[Am]black girl should [E]be
Naturally [Am]lovely,
[E]as we conversate she play
[Am]Bob
Marley
Speak[E]ing of [Am]real love with me
Like
[E]Akhenaten and
Nefertiti
You know the type, right?
[Am]And
X -Acts sorta [E]made me proud
To [Am]be pro -black
The [E]beautifullest [Am]thing in the world
Keith
[E]Murray?
Nah
My
Rastafarian girl, check it
am a
Rastafarian [Am]daughter
Watch it be[E]cause she come
fit at the pure [Am]patois
She am [E]a
Rastafarian daugh[Am]ter
Watch it be[E]cause she
come fit at the pure [Am]patois
Ay!
[E]Redipe ding -ding [Am]-a -ang
Ay!
Red[E]dit be ding -ding [Am]-a -aing, ay
Red[E]dit be ding -ding [Am]-a -aing, ay
Red[E]dit be ding -ding -a -aing
Before I [Am]left,
I gave her a hug and a peck
[E]Slightly wet, so that she won't forget
Mr.
Wise, I thanked her for the good time
Saying to my[Am]self,
she's worth a good rhyme
[E]Well ready, dready, [Am]and if she let me I'd
[E]settle right down and [Am]go so steady
The [E]quiet [Am]type, yet very outspoken
Could[E]n't let her [Am]know
she had me open
Know[E]ing she felt [Am]as I did
Cause a [E]wise man listens to [Am]what's not said
I [E]felt the vibes, [Am]she really dug wise
An[E]d besides,
I could [Am]see it in her eyes
[E]Could've been [Am]more than
just friends
And we'll [E]be when I see these [Am]sisters again
A [E]black pearl [Am]world, life to the world
And [E]I wish she was my
Rastafarian girl
She a mi
Rasta for a young [Am]daughter
Watch it be[E]cause she come
fit at the pure [Am]patois
She a [E]mi
Rasta for a young [Am]daughter
Watch it be[E]cause she come
fit at the pure [Am]patois
This one not to keep you [E]out of your skin with dim [Am]glocks,
skin and [E]dick
Rated
B for ding [Am]in the eye
[E]Miserwise, love tha[Am]t!
[E]Rew[Am]ind!
She a [E]mi
Rasta for a young [Am]daughter
Watch it because [E]she come
fit at the pure [Am]patois
She a me [E]rockstar, furry and [Am]daughter
Watch it be[E]cause she come fit
at the beer [Am]party
[E]Reddy be ding -ding [Am]-a -oing
[E]Reddy be ding -ding -a [Am]-oing[E][Am][E]
[Am]I ain't in love with no shit like that[C], girl
All the people that I know,
you know, in my neighborhood
that are doing things that's not right
You [C]know, they've had a job, they've worked,
they've done everything they could, [C]you know.
It's just like, you know, if they're not giving you the job,
you gotta, you have a family,
they have to eat.
People have to eat.
And if you're the man of that house,
it's your job to feed them.
And, you know, you're not gonna go and look at no law book and say, well,
I can't do that.
Can't do that,
because that's against the law.
No, you're gonna say, I gotta eat,
and my family gotta eat too.