Josephine
Anthony Malvo & Tiger Lyrics
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Do you remember me baby like I remember you?
You used to laugh at me and holler "Woo woo woo"
I used to walk you home
I used to hold your hand
You used to use my umbrella ev'ry time it rained
You used to cry so much it was a crying shame
Hello Josephine. How do you do?
Do you remember me baby like I remember you?
You used to laugh at me and holler 'Woo woo woo"
You used to live over yonder by the railroad track.
When it rained you couldn't walk I used to tote you on my back
Now you gotta make believe it was a thrill at that.
Hello Josephine. How do you do?
Do you remember me baby like I remember you?
You used to laugh at me and holler 'Woo woo woo"
The song "Josephine" by Anthony Malvo & Tiger is a nostalgic tune about a man reconnecting with a woman from his past. In the song, he addresses her with "Hello Josephine" and asks if she remembers him the way he remembers her. He reminisces about walking her home and holding her hand, and how she used to use his umbrella when it rained. However, he also remembers her crying often, suggesting that things were not always easy for her. He then talks about how he used to carry her on his back when it rained too hard for her to walk.
Line by Line Meaning
Hello Josephine. How do you do?
The singer greets Josephine and asks how she is doing.
Do you remember me baby like I remember you?
The singer asks if Josephine remembers him as he remembers her.
You used to laugh at me and holler 'Woo woo woo'
Josephine used to make fun of the singer by laughing and saying 'Woo woo woo.'
I used to walk you home
The artist used to accompany Josephine on her way home.
I used to hold your hand
The artist used to hold Josephine's hand while walking.
You used to use my umbrella ev'ry time it rained
Josephine used the singer's umbrella whenever it rained.
You used to cry so much it was a crying shame
Josephine used to cry a lot, which was a sad situation.
You used to live over yonder by the railroad track.
Josephine used to live near the railroad track.
When it rained you couldn't walk I used to tote you on my back
When it rained, Josephine couldn't walk, so the artist would carry her on his back.
Now you gotta make believe it was a thrill at that.
The artist believes that Josephine has to pretend that being carried on his back was a pleasant experience.
Lyrics © AAT MUSIC, BMG Rights Management, Sony/ATV Music Publishing LLC
Written by: ANTOINE DOMINO, DAVE BARTHOLOMEW
Lyrics Licensed & Provided by LyricFind
@Ernesto3707
This was the very first Dancehall riddim mi ever heard. Loved Dancehall ever since. So many good good memeries...Bigg up Daddy Tiger and Anthony Malvo.
@Goodaaz1
OMG....wish me coodah guh back to dem time yah....Big up Daddy Tiger....
@arleneflynch7304
Big up tiger miss u not singing again
@Thegroove1984
riddim is hard !!
@originaldonradja
can i have the name off the riddim plz