UNIDA
- Black Woman Lyrics / with translationsRide with me baby
Just ride all night long. yeah. (alright)
Heavy like my lady
Just fly all night long. yeah. (right on)
Some say that your crazy
That doesnt mean my face is always blue. Yeah (alright)
Chorus:
Should it be the answer should it be a sun?
Should it be the boy you never call your gun (yeah)?
Should it be the intro should it be the sun?
Can it be the black girl you never call at one?
So can you find my lady
Can you justify the love you see tonight? yeah. (right on)
So fly with me baby. just fly all night long. (right on) *uhh*
(Chorus x1)
You got it on, you got it on
Get it get it you got it
Black Woman... Yeah
Just ride all night long. yeah. (alright)
Heavy like my lady
Just fly all night long. yeah. (right on)
Some say that your crazy
That doesnt mean my face is always blue. Yeah (alright)
Chorus:
Should it be the answer should it be a sun?
Should it be the boy you never call your gun (yeah)?
Should it be the intro should it be the sun?
So can you find my lady
Can you justify the love you see tonight? yeah. (right on)
So fly with me baby. just fly all night long. (right on) *uhh*
(Chorus x1)
You got it on, you got it on
Get it get it you got it
Black Woman... Yeah
Facts about Black Woman
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Black Woman is written by Mack Rice, Mary Early.
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It is first released on November 16, 1999 as part of Unida's album "Coping With the Urban Coyote" which includes 14 tracks in total. This song is the 1st track on this album.
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When we try to interpret the meaning, Unida's 'Black Woman' is a powerful anthem and a tribute to black women's beauty and strength. It goes on to confront the societal negative perceptions about them. The word 'black woman' is used many times in the song, thus, it is not only a powerful statement but also a reminder for society to value and appreciate their existence. The lyrics in this song mostly revolve around empowerment, love, and celebration, as well as social commentary and freedom. However, at the same time, the song talks about love and companionship, empowerment, and identity, as well as questioning of the norms. The text contains phrases and ideas that might not be appropriate for kids. The word 'black woman' and the phrase 'you get it on ' used so many times indicate sensual meaning, and the word 'damn it' also makes the tone of the song mature.
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Black Woman falls under the genre Rock.
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Black Woman song length is 5 minutes and 16 seconds.
Who wrote Black Woman lyrics?
Black Woman is written by Mack Rice, Mary Early.
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When was Black Woman released?
It is first released on November 16, 1999 as part of Unida's album "Coping With the Urban Coyote" which includes 14 tracks in total. This song is the 1st track on this album.
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What is the meaning behind Black Woman lyrics?
When we try to interpret the meaning, Unida's 'Black Woman' is a powerful anthem and a tribute to black women's beauty and strength. It goes on to confront the societal negative perceptions about them. The word 'black woman' is used many times in the song, thus, it is not only a powerful statement but also a reminder for society to value and appreciate their existence. The lyrics in this song mostly revolve around empowerment, love, and celebration, as well as social commentary and freedom. However, at the same time, the song talks about love and companionship, empowerment, and identity, as well as questioning of the norms. The text contains phrases and ideas that might not be appropriate for kids. The word 'black woman' and the phrase 'you get it on ' used so many times indicate sensual meaning, and the word 'damn it' also makes the tone of the song mature.
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Which genre is Black Woman?
Black Woman falls under the genre Rock.
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How long is the song Black Woman?
Black Woman song length is 5 minutes and 16 seconds.
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Songwriter(s): Mack Rice, Mary EarlyRecord Label(s): 1999 Unida
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