Guava Jelly

You said you love me;
I said I love you.
Why won’t you stop your cryin'? (cryin', cryin')
Dry your weeping eyes.
You know that I love — I love — I love — I love you so,
Da-da-dam da-da-damsel.
Here I am, me said,
Come rub it 'pon me belly
Wid you guava jelly,
Da-da-dam da-da-damsel
(Here I stand) Wo now!
(Come rub it 'pon me belly) Wo, now!
(Wid you guava jelly) Wo, now!
I really, really — I really love you;
Yes, I really, really love you, child.
I say you should stop, stop your cryin'
Wipe — wipe your weeping eyes
Tell you how I’m gonna love —
love you from the bottom of my heart
(Damsel) Oh, damsel!
(Here I am) Wo, damsel!
(Come rub it 'pon me belly) Wo, damsel!
(Wid you guava jelly),
Da-da-dam da-da-damsel.
(Here I stand) I can’t explain,
(Come rub it) Though the fact still remain ('pon me belly):
I need your love (wid you guava jelly) so much.
Come-a, come-a, come-a, damsel, oh darlin'.
(Here I stand) Oh, damsel, baby.
Me say (come rub it 'pon me) — me say (belly) —
Me say (wid you guava jelly).