It ain't over 'til the fat lady sings
It ain't over 'til the fat lady sings
An En Vogue hip-hop intro
Time to rap talk about the info
Who re-opened the harmony door
(And let the vocals soar)
All of the gossipin' it put us in a recite mode
Unloadin' while the grooves explodin'
Just steppin' and keepin' pepin'
In this song will be givin' ev-ology lessons
About our history and our passin'
How long (steady, strong)
Will the En Vogue be lastin'?
(And continue to kick it wicked)
Wicked doubts about the en-v
Trying to down Dawn, Maxine, Terry or Cindy
Black, beautiful, intelligent
Well structured and strong
It's gonna be along for ever hold on
Goin' back about two years ago
Lip-synching was the way to go, though
a face to a voice, a voice to a face
All the real talent was just going to waste
To sing, the essential ingredients mended
Four individuals perfectly blended
Strong mind, positive, attitude is a must
Eliminated the outside rush
Using lies as alibis to get to us it's strange
Negative attenion you gain in the world while you entertain
Just the knives in our back
Those coming from behind on a publicity attack
Not easy duplicating the four
There's a lot more in store
People wonder if we're rich
More money now than before the music hit
And our hair, of course it's real
We just jazz it up a bit for the sex appeal
And no we don't lip-synch
2 Tuff-Enuff Productions put us on the charts
A few answers I thought I should give
For the minds who enquire how the En Vogue lives
Born to sing, and we proved it
A gift from the man above
Peace to our fans, and to competitors
Sorry, not in it for the competition status-quo
Our only perspective is to grow
In house, in reggae, in rock, En Vogue
Stylin' profilin' sippin' coke with a smile
2 Tuff funk it, pump it, hip-hop jump it
Now En Vogue's comin' versatile
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