In a me yard,
You noh fe gwan like you hard.
In a me yard in a me yard.
Dats why you,
Spar wid me,
I you have to pray to de Lord.
In a me yard.
Dats why you,
Spar wid me,
I hope you will agree noh climb up in de tree like a chimpanzee,
Spar wid me, spar wid me.
Cho Lord,
A man ah should always feel free.
Malegego,
Malegego malegego malegego.
Woy,
Me seh me a littla darta.
By de name of Marge,
She says to me you are de one in charge.
Tek out de car out of de garage.
Denme drive her all the way down to de barge.
Dats why she,
Spar wid me, spar wid me.
I don't want to see your bad company
Spar wid me, spar wid me.
Cho Lord,
A man ah should always feel free.
You bredda Matt noh bopther gwan lik a rat.
Because de rat him get a bend up by de cat
You sister Pat noh bother gwan like dat.
Because we all know dat Elvis died fat.
So you fe,
Spar wid me, spar wid me.
I don't want to see your bad company
We need technology so,
Spar wid me spar wid me,
Spar wid me.
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