Theme of the Mack - Willie Hutch

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He knew what he had it together
He had a masterplan
The facts the pusherman could've told me another mack
Had plans to keep him down
'Cause they knew he'd be bigger and better at the game
That he would be killed or retire, Yeah, yeah, yeah
With a little, little loot, shiny diamonds, he got it
The heip, you know his feet
With chips from the blind man
They knew he'd be, the baddest mack on the street!
Whoa! He's got to be on his job. he cant be steeped, stooped!
He's got to show 'em mercy, lazy needs a show like that
If your lame, who I'm talkin' bout? "The Mack"!
Girl, I'm talking 'bout Goldie, to go with, and ohhh!
Get down, get down!
Alright! Doo da loop da doop doop!
Whoa, yeah!

Oh, I'm tryin' to tell ya', Ha, ha
What's right and what's wrong
But, the name of the game, with a big-time player
Is to be played, or to play on! Whoa!
He's got to be on his job, and yeah, never, never
Gets no sleep, Nooooooo!
He's got to show 'em mercy, lazy needs a show like that
If you don't know who I'm talkin' 'bout, I'm talkin 'bout "The Mack"!
Yeah! Ho, I'm talkin' bout Goldie, yeah!
He's got to show 'em mercy! Lazy needs a show like that
If you don't know who I'm talkin' 'bout - I'm The Mack, yeah!
I'm talkin' bout Goldie! Whoa, I'm talkin' bout Goldie!Lyrics provided by TANCODEhttp://lyricsever.com/" readonly=""/>

Theme of the Mack Lyrics

Listen, to me, everybody
While a tell you a story
About "The Mack"
Hey, Hey, Hey
He knew what he had it together
He had a masterplan
The facts the pusherman could've told me another mack
Had plans to keep him down
'Cause they knew he'd be bigger and better at the game
That he would be killed or retire, Yeah, yeah, yeah
With a little, little loot, shiny diamonds, he got it
The heip, you know his feet
With chips from the blind man
They knew he'd be, the baddest mack on the street!
Whoa! He's got to be on his job. he cant be steeped, stooped!
He's got to show 'em mercy, lazy needs a show like that
If your lame, who I'm talkin' bout? "The Mack"!
Girl, I'm talking 'bout Goldie, to go with, and ohhh!
Get down, get down!
Alright! Doo da loop da doop doop!
Whoa, yeah!

Oh, I'm tryin' to tell ya', Ha, ha
What's right and what's wrong
But, the name of the game, with a big-time player
Is to be played, or to play on! Whoa!
He's got to be on his job, and yeah, never, never
Gets no sleep, Nooooooo!
He's got to show 'em mercy, lazy needs a show like that
If you don't know who I'm talkin' 'bout, I'm talkin 'bout "The Mack"!
Yeah! Ho, I'm talkin' bout Goldie, yeah!
He's got to show 'em mercy! Lazy needs a show like that
If you don't know who I'm talkin' 'bout - I'm The Mack, yeah!
I'm talkin' bout Goldie! Whoa, I'm talkin' bout Goldie!

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Willie McKinley Hutchison, known professionally as Willie Hutch (December 6, 1944 — September 19, 2005) was an American singer, as well as a songwriter and record producer for the Motown record label during the 1970s.

Hutch produced albums by acts such as The 5th Dimension, Michael Jackson and Smokey Robinson.

Besides writing hit songs such as The Jackson 5's "I'll Be There", Hutch also recorded several albums for Motown (and later for Whitfield Records, run by former Motown producer Norman Whitfield), and had Top 20 R&B hits with singles such as "Brother's Gonna Work It Out" and "Slick" (both 1973). Following in the tradition of Curtis Mayfield, he recorded the soundtrack album for the blaxploitation films The Mack (1973) and Foxy Brown (1974).

Moving back to Dallas in 1994, he continued to record and perform while living comfortably on royalties from old hits and new samples. His manager, Anthony Voyce, said of Hutch: "I've never met a more generous and caring person." He died in 2005.

He is survived by six children, and was the uncle to Cold 187um of the rap group Above The Law.[1] Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.

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