Credits
COMPOSITION & LYRICS
Catherine Anne Sheffield
Songwriter
Lyrics
Hey, who's that girl
She's so small
I heard she was a rapper
How could a big song come out of
Someone so tiny
There's a new kid in town
On the rappin' scene
I'm the opposite of gangster
No, I'm never mean
At four feet seven
I'm the size of a Smurf
But hand me a mic
And I'm on my turf
Hey, I've had lots of people
To show me the way
After all, my big sister is
Wendy K
With the voice of an angel
I just love her, you see
Yeah, I'm her baby sister
And I'm proud to be
And I may not have
The gift of youth
But it's never stopped me
From telling my truth
I don't believe in limits
On what you can be
'Cause I'm rappin' at the tender age
Of fifty-three
So I wrote this little rap
To tell you who I am
My name is Rappin' Cat
And I like to jam
I've always been a fan
Of the spoken word
And Tom McDonald
Is the best that I've heard
My music can be sexy
And I love it that way
At times it my offend you
And that's ok
I'm short and I'm sweet
Like a candybar
And I listen to rap
When I'm in my car
Lyrics are always fallin'
Into my head
And I have to write them down
Or I can't go to bed
It's a blessing. It's a curse
It's a beautiful blend
And I hope that I'm rappin'
'Til the very end
I live in Mississippi
The gem of the South
Where manners count
And we watch our mouth
And we love our sweet tea
It's "Milo's" for me
Cornbread is king
And that's how it should be
We believe in our guns
We believe in our rights
We harvest our crops
On those long summer nights
There's nowhere on Earth
That I'd rather be
Than here in the Sip
You can plainly see
But it's not the place
That's important for me
It's the love that I have
For friends and family
And I'm married to a man
That's the love of my life
It's certainly a privilege
To be his wife
He's the answer to the prayers
That I prayed at night
He's a hardworking man
Who always does what's right
So that's my little intro
To who I am
My name is Rappin' Cat
And I like to jam
Written by: Catherine Anne Sheffield
