Released: November 18, 1997

Songwriter: Erykah Badu Norman “Keys” Hurt

Producer: Erykah Badu Norman “Keys” Hurt

[Intro]
"Now keep in mind that I'm an artist
And I'm sensitive about my shit"
(Audience cheering)
"But y'all been nice about it"
"Alright"
"Sisters, How Ya'll Feel?" (Girls Cheering)
"Brothers, Ya'll Alright?" (Guys Cheering)
"Lets See How Ya'll Groove to this"
"Alright"

[Verse 1]
I'm gettin' tired of your Shit
You don't never buy me nothin'
See Everytime you come around
You got to bring Jim, James, Paul, & Tyrone
See why can't we be by ourselves, sometimes
See I've been having this on my mind
For a long time
I just want it to be
You and me
Like It used to be, Baby
But ya don't know how to act
So matter of fact

[Hook]
I think ya better call Tyrone
(Call Him)
And Tell him come on, Help you get your Shit (Come On, Come on)
You need to Call Tyrone
(Call Him)
And tell him I said come on

[Verse 2]
Now everytime I ask you for a little cash
You say no and turn right around and ask me for some ass
Oh, Well hold up
Listen partner
I ain't no cheap thrill
Cause Miss Badu is always comin' for real
And you know the deal, nigga
Everytime we go somewhere
I gotta reach down in my purse
To pay your way and your homeboys way
And sometimes your cousin's way
They don't never have to pay
Don't have no cars
Hang around in bars
Try to hang around with stars
Like Badu
I'm gon' tell you the truth
Showing groove
Or get the boot

[Hook]
I think ya better call Tyrone, (He, he he)
(Call Him)
And tell him come on
Help you get your shit
(Come On, Come on, Come On)
You need to call Tyrone
(Call Him)
"Hold On"
But ya can't use my phone

[Outro]
(Audience Cheering)

Erykah Badu

Erica Abi Wright, better know as the Erykah Badu is a multi-genre artist with influences spanning from Hip-Hop, R&B, Soul, Funk and Experimental. She is credited as one of the pioneers of Neo-Soul movement of the mid 90’s and would become one of the most prolific artist of the genre, earning her the title “First Lady Of Neo-Soul.”

Erykah’s career began in 1994, when she opened a show for D'angelo, and attracted the attention of Kedar Entertainment. Under the label, Erykah would release her debut alum Baduizm, which earned two Grammy awards. Erykah would use the monumentum of the debut release to create one of the strongest discographies of any R&B artist.