African Friend

EEF BARZELAY

Your beautiful African friend
Next to him I look so white
So white that you turned away
And wanted me out of your sight

To be exotic and I did pretend
In the back yard to slowly undress
As you pull the twigs from my hair
That I'd put there myself, I confess

So come lay on the couch with me
'Cause nature's too wild and free
Come lay on the couch
We don't have to work on our tans

A beautiful African man
Well, next to him, I felt so white
As white as a page in a book
That I'd read but still don't understand

So I joked of a forbidden fruit
As we argued into the night
In a city of tanning salons
And TV screens all shining bright

So come lay on the couch with me
'Cause nature's too wild, it's too wild and free
Come lay on the couch
We don't have to work on our tans

Trivia about the song African Friend by Clem Snide

When was the song “African Friend” released by Clem Snide?
The song African Friend was released in 2000, on the album “Your Favorite Music”.
Who composed the song “African Friend” by Clem Snide?
The song “African Friend” by Clem Snide was composed by EEF BARZELAY.

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