Featuring: Vanessa Williams

Songwriter: Steve Washington Garry Shider George Clinton

Producer: Steve Washington George Clinton

[Verse 1]
Excuse me if I gawk, if I balk
If there's a pause in my talk
You've got me tongue-tied, girl
(Hey, good lookin')
Pardon me if I flip, if I trip
If my composure sort of slips
(Hey, good lookin')
Please don't fret if I freak
The sight of you got me geeked
(Hey good lookin')
Uh, forgive me if I stare
You must be aware
I've been buggin' about your beauty, baby baba
And I bet ya! (Hey, good lookin')
You've got me gawkin', balkin', trippin'
Flippin', buggin', frettin', freakin'
Goin' ga-ga-goo-ga
Yeah you got me geeked

[Pre-Chorus]
(What are you doin'?)
Oo-oo-oo-oo-ooh...
You know you look marvelous!
Oh-oh-oh, oh oh, good lookin'...
Oh, good lookin'...

[Chorus]
Good lookin', look good to me (oh girl)
You look good to me (yer fine, girl)
Good lookin', look good to me
You look good to me
You got me gawkin', balkin', trippin'
Flippin', buggin', frettin', freakin'
(Buggin', frettin', freakin', oh child)
Good lookin', look good to me
You look good to me

[Verse 2]
Excuse me if I gawk, if I balk
If there's a pause in my talk
(Hey, good lookin')
Not one to intellectualize
But then you come to realize
That it's hard to verbalize
What it is you visualize, baby
Pardon me if I trip, if I flip
If my composure sort of slips
(Hey, good lookin')

[Bridge]
Hey good lookin', look good to me
You look good to me
(Please don't fret)
Hey good lookin', look good to me
You look good to me
Please don't fret if I freak
The sight of you got me geeked
Hey good lookin', look good to me
You look good to me (so fine!)
Hey good lookin'
Tell me what you got cookin', y'all
Hey good lookin', look good to me
You look good to me (quit it!)
Hey good lookin'
Tell me what you got cookin'
Hey good lookin', look good to me
You look good to me
You got me gawkin', balkin', trippin'
Flippin', buggin', frettin', freakin'
Goin' ga-ga-goo-ga
Yeah you got me geeked
Hey good lookin', look good to me
You look good to me (so fine)
Hey good lookin', look good to me (quit it!)
You look good to me

[Verse 3]
Oh, you're a sight for sore eyes, girl
And you're lookin' so good to me
You know you look marvelous!
Pardon me if I trip, if I flip
If my composure sort of slips
Please don't fret if I freak
The sight of you got me geeked

[Verse 4]
Well, well, well, pardon me if I trip, if I flip
If my composure sort of slips
Hey good lookin', look good to me
You look good to me
Oh, forgive me if I stare
But you must be made aware
'Cause I've buggin' about your beauty, baby baba
That’s what I’m talkin’ about, sing!
You got me gawkin', balkin, trippin'
Flippin', buggin, frettin', freakin'
Goin' ga-ga-goo-ga
Yeah you got me geeked
Yeah girl, like in the way you walk
Oh, and talk, girl

[Verse 5]
Ga-ga-ga-ga...
Forgive me if I stare
But you must be made aware
I've buggin' about your beauty, baby baba
Forgive me if I stare
But you must be made aware
I've buggin' about your beauty, baby baba
You got me gawkin', balkin', trippin', (ga-ga-ga)
Flippin', buggin, frettin', freakin' (ga-ga)
Goin' ga-ga-goo-ga
Yeah you got me geeked
You got me gawkin', balkin', trippin'
Flippin', buggin, frettin', freakin'
Goin' ga-ga-goo-ga
Yeah you got me geeked (so fine...)
You know you look marvelous!

[Verse 6]
Not one to intellectualize
But then you come to realize
It's hard to verbalize
What you see
Not one to intellectualize
But then you come to realize
It's hard to verbalize
What you see
Please don't fret if I freak
The sight of you gets me geeked!
Please don't fret if I freak
The sight of you gets me geeked!
Please don't fret if I freak!

George Clinton

Perhaps no artist has developed the funk genre as much as George Clinton, the leader of influential bands such as Parliament and Funkadelic, as well as the mastermind behind enduring songs like “Flash Light” and “One Nation Under a Groove.”

Born George Edward Clinton on July 22, 1941, in Kannapolis, North Carolina, Clinton first formed the doo-wop group The Parliaments in 1955, and eventually scored a minor hit with the 1967 single, “I Wanna (Testify).” However, by the 1970s, the group had formed into a collective that found success under the names of Parliament and Funkadelic.

Clinton’s earliest albums for the collective included Funkadelic’s eponymous debut and Free Your Mind… and Your Ass Will Follow, as well as Parliament’s Osmium. However, it was Maggot Brain that first established the collective as a force to be reckoned with, made evident through Clinton’s trippy musical vision.