Listen to the prince's DontLetHimFoolYa below 🎼
has a very simple message on the latest outtake from the upcoming super deluxe remastered edition of the late pop funk icon'salbum: "Don't Let Him Fool Ya." The finger-snapping, bass-popping tune was released on Friday in advance of the Nov. 29 roll-out of the extras-packedreissue, which includes 23 previously unissued studio tracks recorded between Nov. 1981 and Jan.
"Fool Ya," which has floated around online for years, features Prince at his funky falsetto best, repeating the title over-and-over accompanied by snapping bass and crisp drums. The track was recorded at the late singer's home studio in Chanhassen, Minnesota, in 1982. "Don't let him fool ya/ I know he got a big ol' Cadillac, uh-oh/ Don't let him fool ya/ Pretty soon he'll have to take it back, ooh," he sings on the track.
"I like to go with my intuition. Something hits me and I need to get the track down before I can move on. It’s like there’s another person inside me, talking to me," Prince was quoted in a statement accompanying the song's release.
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