My time, my patience, my love
My blood, my sweat, my tears
My burdens, my drama, my pain
My car, my money, my home
My ups, my downs, my fears
And my hours, my work, my strength
My fault, my this, my that
Nigga please

[Chorus]
If you don't stop
(This is a warning)
Someone's gonna lay in your bed
(This is a warning)
And someone's gonna eat your food
(This is a warning)
And someone's gonna wear your clothes
(This is a warning)
And someone's gonna fit your shoes
(This is a warning)
And someone's gonna get your keys
(This is a warning)
And someone's gonna open your doors
(This is a warning)
Someone's gonna get your check
(This is a warning)
This is a woman's threat
Baby, this is a woman's threat

My shakin', my sleep, my stress
My days, my night, my rest
My do's, my don'ts, my dares
And my church, my pastor, my prayers
My all, my faith, my powers
And my kitchen, my sink, my towels
My joy, my sad, my hate
And my sister, my cousin, my friends
My lights, my gas, my bills
My role, my way, my will
My hollerin', my fussin', my fights
Nigga please

[Chorus]

My future, my hopes, my dreams
My panties, my socks, my things
My flowers, my dress, my ring
My man, my lover, my king
My live, my chance, my fault
And my guts, my courage, my wounds
My fence, my neighbors, my yard
My chains, my lock, my guards
My win, my lose, my gain
And my credit, my card, my name
Myself, my freedom, my roof
Nigga please

[Chorus]

Listen
(Whoa, whoa)
Have you ever heard the story
About the three little bears
See they papa was gone
For a long, long, long, long time
When he returned
To his sweet little home
He had come to find
That all of his porridge was gone

[Chorus]


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A Woman's Threat Lyrics as written by Robert S. Kelly

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    Dis is a song or message 4 man who live n love their woman. It shows dat no matter how much dey love their woman n maybe threat Dem right , woman can still cheat (let other man in their sweet home)

    Mbalzzon November 28, 2023   Link
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    This is a warning song from a good woman to a man who tries to control everything in their relationship. Kelly is speaking to the man as a friend, and is asking that he heed his advice, as he's been there. The warning is that if he doesn't stop being selfish and controlling, she will move on and find someone better, and all the things he holds dear will be shared or rather, gifted to the new man, by virtue of the new relationship. In other words, stop being so selfish and stop being so controlling if you want to keep the good woman you have!

    Chilzon March 20, 2024   Link

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