I'd like to see talk to fellas a little
Fellas if you think I'm trying to guide you
Just ask that lady there beside you
You see, it's an old fact that women don't have trouble
Trying to get a man to sock it to her
But she do have trouble trying to get him to open up his pocket to her
If you wanna hear him holler
All you got to do is ask him for a dollar
Whether she's a nurse, secretary
Waitress or clerk
She can be a typist, teacher
Beautician or any kind of work
When she pays a babysitter
A car no? And a wren?
And got a few things she needs
For herself, there's nothing left
She's gotta try to keep herself
Looking neat
She's gotta buy clothes and food
For her kids to eat
They don't show it
How as they walk down the street
Some of those women
Don't have a thing at home to eat
So when you get a little, give a little
You don't necessarily have to be her man (you don't have to be a man, ooh)
If she's kind enough to let you love her
You shouldn't mind giving her a little help (ooh-ooh)
Now fellas, you know it's wrong for us to make love to them women all the time
If they ask us for 20 dollars to buy their woman a pair of shoes
The first thing we say
Go ask the daddy dame, I ain't
Am nobody's fool and this you can believe
But I help my woman when she's in need
Why can she go if she can't come to a man?
To dry away her tears, to help pay her bills
Or just to understand
So when you get a little, give a little
If she gives you all of her, and you accept (ooh)
If she's kind enough to let you love her
You shouldn't mind giving her a little help (ooh)
And when you get a little (get a little), give a little (give a little)
You don't necessarily, you don't necessarily (you don't have to be a man, ooh)
Have to be her man
If she's kind enough to let you love her
You shouldn't mind giving her a helping hand (ooh)
Or we all reach out something (better not)
