Red Light [From Fame]

Linda Clifford

I work so hard to get me a man don't try to take him away
I love my man like nobody can don't try or you're gonna pay
You been gettin' too close, you been goin' to far
Who do you think You are?
Some kinda star?

You're heading for a red light
hot night
red light
Dynamite
Red Light
Red's the color of hot
Hot light
Hot's the fever I got
Red ?
Red enough it will burn you
Red light
Red's all I can see
Hot night
Hot is how it'll be
Red ?
Red for you if you mess with me

Now I don't want you hangin' around, my man is too hard to hold
And if you plan on hangin' around, I plan on stoppin' you cold
'Cause I'm ready to rock and I'm ready to roll,
I'm ragin' outta control
Look out Below!

I'm talkin' bout a real red light
I'll give such a heck of a fight
Don't ya try to take my man
I wanna hold on long as I can

I work so hard to get me a man
I love my man like nobody can don't try or you're gonna pay
I am ready to rock and I'm ready to roll,
I'm ragin' outta control
Look out Below!


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Red Light Lyrics as written by Neely Jr. Dinkins Anthony Cornelius Hamilton

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