Levi Seacer Jr. - Black Woman lyrics

Black woman, Allow me to elevate you like you so deeply deserve. Regardless of the hardness you always put your children and your significant others first. Nowadays many young women choose now to do that, in fact, that's fine. Until they begin to believe they're greater than you. Now I'm not Destiny's Child but honey sit back relax and let me come cater to you. Again, let me elevate you praise you and put you first. I know that you're the queen of my castle and the ruler of my universe. Understand that I love every atom, subatom, particle, molecule that it takes to create what I consider to be great from the bottom of your feet to every single strand of your hair. Black Woman. Let me put you on a pedestal so no one can treat you like a foot stool but understand I'm gonna be honest and fair. I close my eyes to better realize the strength and the power that's in my life. Black Woman. There's no mistaking it when it comes to the pa**ion in your cries, no mistaking it when it comes to the loyalty that comes from inside, no mistaking it when it comes to the fire and the firmness of your thighs. She ages so gracefully. She says things so, tastefully. She walks with power, conviction, and cla**. She says things like, "this too shall pa**". Now reportedly she carries herself accordingly but if need be like a sword unsheathed she will grit her teeth and tell you to "kiss my entire black..." Woman. You are my complexity laying right next to me. Respectfully I do what I have to do. See not only do j put my faith in God but Black Woman I invest my everything in you. This is an investment that I will carry from here to there. Now sometimes I may not show it and you may not know it but believe me you mean more to me than just breasts, thighs and a nice derrière. Your intellect is never suspect but understand you can be the essence of my existence or the bane of my existence. Black Woman. Black, chocolate, brown, red bone, or mahogany. You're the only one who can make love to my mind body soul spirit and put it on me so damn good that legally I change my first name to monogamy. Black Woman. Black Woman. Black Woman. Ooh. Black Woman, yeah. See this is my perspective. You must be made up from a collective or a derivative of some kind of illegal substance that I just cannot refuse. I've never in my life used an illegal substance but right now Black Woman you are my substance abuse. Because you're the only being who can caress and impress, and then terrorize my mind. You're the only being who can make me happy and angry at the same damn time. You're the only being who could get the absolute best from me and then make me want to quit. You're the only being who could make a pastor in the middle of Sunday service say "ooooh.." Black Woman. You're the only being who could build my confidence and then cast doubt. But you're the only being on the face of this planet, that I just cannot live without. No no no no. So again, allow me to elevate you like you so deeply deserve. Black Woman.