Ho Of My Own
Babyface · Other Songs - Babyface
Performed by highland place mobsters
I know that he's your nigger
And girl the way I figure
You've been doggin' me now baby
It's all in your game of love
You know that I am a lover
And I'll go and find me another
If you want another now baby
Then I'll just get the hell out
I, i, I gotta find a ho of my own
I, i, I gotta find a ho of my own
Well girl if you're committed
I'm down and I'll be with it
Just remember one thing baby
That I ain't attached to love
Don't give me mixed emotions
Cause I know where you've been going
Round, and round, and round you go baby
Either you're ready or...
Hook
Why can't you see girl that i
I won't ever be denied, I refuse to be
I must be your number one, I won't share with anybody
You won't mean nothing to me
If you're not there to be my baby
Only my baby
Cause I'll just get the hell out
Hook
I've been waiting for a woman like you for a very long time now
But it's okay, I understand
Let's go back to my place
I can explain it a little bit better there
Check this out...
Hook (repeat to fade)
Ho Of My Own
Babyface's 'Ho Of My Own' stands as a quintessential example of his smooth, R&B-infused pop sensibility, blending melodic hooks with a laid-back groove that defined the mid-1990s sound. As a lead vocalist and songwriter, Babyface crafted this track to showcase his signature ability to write songs that are both personally reflective and universally relatable. The recording captures the era's polished production style, characterized by crisp synths and a rhythmic pocket that invites a steady, head-nodding dance. While often associated with his work on albums like 'The Day', this song highlights his versatility as a performer who could deliver a charismatic vocal performance alongside his songwriting prowess. It remains a staple in his discography, illustrating the enduring appeal of his ability to fuse soulful emotion with contemporary pop structures.