Black boys employ Selassie
We kiss to define
White hands, white hearts
The gender
How can I make you mine

Take me to god
In a world of blank kisses
Who breaks the colors
I know what this is
A one man show
That's how we know
That's how we know
Your white does it show

Your white dance like an enemy
Your white dance like an enemy
Your white dance like an enemy, you

White boys fall out
In a whirl of decisions
Show me what is
Then show me what isn't
A heart too slow
That's how we know
That's how we know
Your white does the blood flow

Your white dance like an enemy
Your white dance like an enemy
Your white dance like an enemy

You're so white

White boy
White boy
White boy
White boy
White boy (ooh)
White boy
White boy

White boy dance
Do something sweet
Like pull my heart
Like use your feet
Like steal some culture
Let's fake this dance
A white boy kiss
A white boy chance
Don't take me over
Don't lose my heart
When I change color I'm here stop start

You're white
You're white
You're white
You're white
You're white
You're white
You're white
You're white
You're white, dance like an enemy
You're white, dance like an enemy
You're white, dance like an enemy
You're white, dance like an enemy
You're white, dance like an enemy
You're white, dance like an enemy
You're white, dance like an enemy
You're white, dance like an enemy
You're white, dance like an enemy
You're white, dance like an enemy
You're white, dance like an enemy
You're white, dance like an enemy
You're white, dance like an enemy
You're white, dance like an enemy
You're white, dance like an enemy
You're white, dance like an enemy


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