By Amelia White
Now, I going to try to explain
But you may not understand
There is nothing in this world
Nothing like My Black Man
Now, I’ve tried other races
Different colours, creeds and kinds
But one that could compare to
My Black Man, I could not find
Some try to imitate his walk, talk his talk
You know that sweet slang
But no man can copy the way
My brother does his thang
My Black Man with his thick lips
Wide nose and high cheek bones
High yellow, blue-black, caramel brown
My Black Man spells beauty in all skin tones
Now, I don’t discriminate against the others
I just love my Black Brothas
Dread ocks or braids, flat tops, baldies or fades
It doesn’t matter, I just love them
I can’t get enough of them
No matter what other men might say
I’m behind My Black Man all the way
Pushing him, pulling him
Carrying him, whatever it takes
You see, My Black Man has it all to make
If he falls, we all fall because
No one can ever take his place
Now, I have tried to explain
But some of you still don’t quite understand
That there is nothing in this whole wide world
I mean nothing, like My Black Man