Do Like You
Stevie Wonder
(Keita) Show me how to do like you (Aisha) If you say please (Keita) Please Since age one Keita knew he had the answer And it was that someday he'd be a dancer And with help from his sis Surely that boy would not miss From being the baddest dancer in the whole neighborhood Late at night when he was supposed to be sleeping You could hear the pitter patter of feet creeping To where music would play To his sister he would say Before his father said hey boy get right back in that bed Show me how to do like you Show me how to do it Show me how to do like you Show me how to do it - Can you rock can you rock Show me how to do like you Can you rock around the clock, can you rock Show me how to do it - Can you rock can you rock Show me how to do like you Can you rock around the clock, can you rock Once at school they put on a talent contest To find out who could really boogy the best But his mama said no Keita's much too young to go But his sister said please let him go so the world can see When they saw him they said he must be crazy Look at him he ain't nothing but a baby But soon as he began You knew the contest he would win Because everyone in the audience began to cheer Show me how to do like you Show me how to do it Show me how to do like you Show me how to do it - Can you rock can you rock Show me how to do like you Can you rock around the clock, can you rock Show me how to do it - Can you rock can you rock Show me how to do like you Can you rock around the clock, can you rock Show me how to do it - Can you rock can you rock Show me how to do like you Can you rock around the clock, can you rock Show me how to do it (Aisha) Ooh, you done broke Mama's lamp (Keita) Uh, uh (Aisha) Yes you did (Keita) No I didn't0mix groovyacousticsoul rhythm-blues soul
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