Got A Man
Eve · Other Songs - Eve
C'mon, uh, uh, uh
(Chorus) Gotta man that I think I'm gon love forever, (ugggg)
And forever, we'll be together, (C'mon)
No matter where he goes, I'll be thinkin of him,
I'm gonna love him, I'm gonna love him
*Repeat 2x*
(Verse 1)
Yo, yo, this nigga lookin' like love, no doubt,
Sophisticated thug keep me guessin,
Said it would be a blessin, just to watch you undressin,
Callin you daddy, late nights I'm layin on your chest
And, stay reminiscin bout the rest
And, how they less than, tryin to come between what we share,
Can't compare, could've been left, but when It's mine,
I never share, fight to the death,
If need be to prove that, wounds from your war,
Other bitches couldn't soothe that, broke from a bad back,
I'm holdin you down, throwin dirt with other bitches,
But them other fishes drown, locked in, for however long,
I'm playin it smart, court dates in other cities,
There I'm doin my part, Wife-y, In your life see,
Forever be us, passenger side of a Bentley,
Or the number 2 bus, tell the whole world, papi
Eve don't want nobody else, with other niggas pick & choose,
But you, I'm keepin for myself
(Chorus)
Gotta man that I think I'm gon love forever, (ugggg)
And forever, we'll be together, (C'mon)
No matter where he goes, I'll be thinkin of him,
I'm gonna love him, I'm gonna love him
*Repeat 2x*
(Verse 2)
All my peoples thinkin i'm delirious,
But the love I feel is serious, couples of the world,
No comparin us, been through fist fights with niggas,
When I see it escalate I'm the getaway driver, so my nigga can escape,
Pull my ice for the bail, spendin nights in jail,
Drawin hearts on the wall wit our names around the cell,
It made a little craziness, maybe I'm blind,
But for me to leave now, lookin for love could take a lifetime,
So I'm keepin mine, fuckin' eat me blind,
It's like heaven when we makin love, controllin my spine,
wine and dine, I don't need that as long as you wit me,
And you bitches thinkin that you competition, come and get me,
My position is held, some try and all fail,
pussy piece a motherfucker good enough to sell,
Never leave his baby girl, mad cause he claim me,
Only thug in the hood, that was wild enough to tame me,
(Chorus)
Gotta man that I think I'm gon love forever, (ugggg)
And forever, we'll be together, (C'mon)
No matter where he goes, I'll be thinkin of him,
I'm gonna love him, I'm gonna love him
*Repeat 2x*
(Verse 3)
I'm the bitch he'll never leave, helped him build his luxuries,
Carry stories that can hurt him, still, he only trustin me,
Secrets never left my mouth, even if they torture me,
Always taught to hold the ground, thats why I'll always be his queen,
It's some dumb shit, see him in the party, start to flip,
Curses him out on the regular, just to make him sick,
Disappear for a day or two to test his loyal ground,
Keep my dogs on a short leash, controllin the growl, Open wide,
I don't give a fuck, I'm swallowin my pride,
And he's fast, to blast, a cat, that he think he on the prowl,
But I'll never let him go, temper flare, let it go,
Always be his extra back bone, quick to let a nigga know,
Always by his side, Eve, the apple of his eye,
Us together ain't no stoppin, snatchin pieces of the pie,
Us together in our own world, whats his becomes mine,
Exceed eternity with him, we'll stand the test of time
(Chorus)
Gotta man that I think I'm gon love forever, (ugggg)
And forever, we'll be together, (C'mon)
No matter where he goes, I'll be thinkin of him,
I'm gonna love him, I'm gonna love him
*Repeat til fade*
About Got A Man
Eve's "Got A Man" stands as a defining track within her influential catalog of dancehall and reggae fusion. Released during a period where she solidified her status as a leading voice in the genre, the song exemplifies her signature blend of rhythmic precision and melodic sensibility. The recording captures the vibrant energy characteristic of mid-2000s dancehall, featuring a driving beat that invites movement while delivering lyrics about romantic commitment and streetwise confidence. As part of her broader body of work, the track reflects themes prevalent in her discography, including relationships, resilience, and the complexities of modern love. The song has become a staple in dancehall compilations and is frequently cited as a prime example of Eve's ability to craft catchy, emotionally resonant tracks that resonate across Caribbean and international audiences. Its enduring appeal lies in its authentic delivery and the seamless integration of traditional reggae roots with contemporary dance rhythms.