Supa-Lova-Bwoy

Diana King · Think Like A Girl

Some girls they just living a lie
With a man who don't even try
Making a plan to escape, just can't wait
Fantasizing day and night
Wondering what it would be like
If the right one came along, to turn them on

Ya hav man like this and man like that,
Sum a dem slim, and some a dem fat
Some a dem cool and some a dem not
Only one cane make you hot

Supa-lovva-bwoy, that's what ya need
Kinda lover who wants ta please
Supa-lover-bwoy, understands
He can lead ya to the promised land
Supa-lova-bwoy, it's no lie
He really knows how to make you fly
Fly on, fly on

Some guys jus cramp yer style
Bore you stiff and all da while
Cheat on you when yer back is turned, never learn
Never say what they really mean
Never mean what they try to say
Always taking you for a fool, so uncool

Girls over there, girls over here
Want a guy who can take dem there
Want a man to put a smile on their face
If they don't get it, they haffa replace

Supa-lovva-bwoy, that's what ya need
Kinda lover who wants ta please
Supa-lover-bwoy, understands
He can lead ya to the promised land
Supa-lova-bwoy, It's no lie
He really knows how to make you fly
Fly on, fly on
Fly on, (fly on) fly on

It's a bird, it's a plane
It's a dream, it's a game
Be strong, have faith
It's all worth the wait
It's a light in the sky
That won't pass you by
It's a prayer, that you say
Waiting for the one
To take your breath away

Supa-lovva-bwoy, that's what ya need
Kinda lover who wants ta please
Supa-lover-bwoy, understands
He can lead ya to the promised land
Supa-lova-bwoy, It's no lie
He really knows how to make you fly
Fly on....

Supa-Lova-Bwoy

Diana King's "Supa-Lova-Bwoy" is a playful track from her album Think Like A Girl. The song fits within King's broader catalog of upbeat, pop-influenced R&B and dance-pop material. It showcases her ability to blend catchy melodies with confident, contemporary production. As part of this album, the recording highlights King's versatility in moving between smooth ballads and energetic, club-ready numbers. The title and overall vibe suggest a lighthearted approach to romance, aligning with the album's theme of modern female perspective and self-expression. This track serves as a reminder of King's ability to craft memorable hooks and maintain a strong rhythmic presence throughout her discography.