Yuh playin hard fi get
But girl a gwey get yuh yet
Yuh playin hard fi get
But a dun throw mi net

Girl why yuh afi hide
Yuh caw si a feel fi yuh inside
De tings wi coulda share
If yuh tell mi dat yuh care
But yuh playin hard fi get
But girl a gwey get yuh yet
Yuh playin hard fi get
But a dun throw mi net

Meck mi tell yuh a ting
A wah fi be yuh king
And if yuh should be mi queen
Mi lov would be pure and clean
Wen yuh walk dung de street
Lawd mi heart jus skip a beat
Girl yuh suh sweet
Yuh meck mi body full a heat

Yuh playin hard fi get
But girl a gwey get yuh yet
Yuh playin hard fi get
But a dun throw mi net

A know is a disgrace
Dat a dont have a place
Not even a likkle tent
A can afford fi rent
But if yuh should share mi lov
Awoulda treat yuh like a dove
Suh please com a mi
Den yuh woulda si

Yuh playin hard fi get
But girl a gwey get yuh yet
Yuh playin hard fi get
But a dun throw mi net

Yuh know mi heart is really set
Suh girl please nuh fret
Yuh playin hard fi get
But girl a gwey get yuh yet
Tell mi wah fi do
Fi prove mi love to yuh
Sen mi any weh
Yuh know a woulda guh deh
Even if a afi wait
Yuh lov cah neva late
Suh tell mi likkle girl
If a can com in yuh worl

Yuh playin hard fi get
But girl a gwey get yuh yet
Yuh playin hard fi get
But a dun throw mi net


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Hard to Get Lyrics as written by Allan Hope Mutabaruka

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