Hello, hello, hello, hello, hello, hello,
Hello, hello, hello, hello, hello, hello,
Hello

Mmm, this morning my man exclusively introduced me
To some good extra loving
He was licking, and sucking on everything, just the way he should
This morning's extra loving was good
We lay there sweaty, sex funky, happy as we want to be
Loving exclusively, my man and me all night all morning
So our stomachs were growling, hungrily
So I jumped up and rushed to the store
In hopes of coming back and getting a little more of
This morning's good extra loving

At the market the people were pushing and shoving
Trying to be the next in line, the turn was mine
The new girl at the counter was cute, but not as fine as me
Was this some kind of woman's intuition, some kind of insecurity
Nah, 'cause my man is happy at home loving me exclusively
So I shook my head, "whats up?"
"Hello,"she smiled as she rung me up

Orange juice $3.29, Croissants $4.85
She sniffed, Butter 89 cents
She sniffed, Strawberries $1.50 a pint
She sniffed, and sniffed, and sniffed, and sniffed again
And then replied, "Raheem, right?"
"Right."


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Exclusively Lyrics as written by Jill H Scott James Jason Poyser

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    Not quite sure about this song, I'm guessing the checkout girl noticed his cologne or something, but does Jill (or the narrator) find out her man was cheating on her with the checkout girl? Or is she an old girlfriend? what is the point of this song? Any ideas, people?

    Booyackaon October 04, 2005   Link

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