Official Girl -- Cassie

Danja and the Clutch  I miss you girl  I miss you girl
I'm gonna make you my official girl
Listen, today makes it a year  Don't you think it's time that you made it clear
You gotta get on your biz  Tell me what it ain't or what it is  I can handle it
I've had it up to here  I don't wanna pressure you dear  I've sent back to back
dudes  Away from my door Thinking I was spoken for   Not anymore

(**)  And I'm tired  I'm tired  I'm tired  Of being your   Unofficial girl
Unofficial girl  And I'm tired  I'm tired of trying  I'm still your unofficial girl
You gotta love me in the light and the dark  You gotta give me, give me
All of your heart  I wanna be your official girl  Said I wanna wanna wanna be your
Official girl  I wanna be your official girl    Official girl (Official girl)

If you keep this up there's bound to be a mess cause I ain't really like the rest
Put to the test I could surely pass  You better do the math  I'm so stylish
So bossy  It'd be ashamed to say you lost me  But if you want that
It's a wrap  And I won't look back  (And I won't look back)

(**)  

I miss you girl  i miss you girl  I'm gonna make you my official girl
You better act right  I'm two seconds from being out the door
I miss you girl  I miss you girl  I'm gonna make you my official girl
Said I won't be with you unofficially anymore  And I can't make you choose
Long as you're cool on knowing you're bout to blow a good thing
And I ain't making ultimatums I'm gonna tell you this verbatim

(**)   

I miss you girl  I miss you girl  I'm gonna make you my official girl        (sing365)  


Cassie spoke to MTV News about this song, which spreads a message of female empowerment: "I definitely think that when I first heard the song, from the beginning of the record you kind of feel like, you know, 'I'm leaving it up to you. I left it to you. And by the time it gets to the second verse and makes it to the end of the song, it just feels like I'm saying, 'I don't want to put up with it anymore. It's not fair.'" Cassie added: "It was a great first single for me because it said something. I fell in love with records like [Beyoncé's] 'Irreplaceable,' where you could emotionally attach yourself to the record as soon as you heard it.  I didn't want something so vague and so clubby, because I wanted people to see me as a woman with something to say."                                             (songfacts)  




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