Lovin' Me
Faith Evans · Other Songs - Faith Evans
Nicci: It's been a long time.
.. Yeah, since I looked in a mirror... and liked what I see
Keke: It was a hard climb.
.. Yeah, things are much clearer.
.. in my reality and how people see me, yeah
Syleena: Always feeling ashamed,
(Hey), because of what I was told.
.. Now I'm taking the ugly, and made it beautiful, yeah
Chorus:
Nicci: Found me a place, where I ain't doin' nothin',
but lovin' myself, and everything about me, yeah...
Keke: Said I found me a place,
where it don't even matter,
what nobody else thinks, 'cause I'm lovin' me, (yeah)
Verse 2:
Faith: It's been a long time.
.. since I sang on a song.
.. They said my voice was right, but my curves were all wrong
Monifah: It's such a hard time.
.. when the media chooses.
.. who wins or who loses, but I gotta fix what your illusions
Syleena: Oh, no, no longer feelin' the pain.
.. I'm more than good enough.
.. Gave my power away... But now I back and stronger
Chorus
Bridge:
Together: If I'm not a size 2,
it don't fit you, it's okay,
(Syleena) I refuse to be dismissed because my skin
is darker than yours, (Nicci) all that power when say
"You're pretty in the face",
if only I could lose some weight,
(Monifah) anything you can do,
I can do better, (Keke) made up my mind, won't stop never...
Chorus
Vamp:
Let me see you put your hands in the air if you love yourself (repeat 6x)
Outro:
(Monifah)'Cause I'm lovin' me (Together: Me! )
Lovin' Me
Faith Evans established herself as a defining voice in R&B and hip-hop soul during the 1990s, known for her rich contralto and emotive delivery. "Lovin' Me" serves as a testament to her ability to craft intimate, rhythmically driven tracks that resonate with listeners. The recording highlights her signature style, blending smooth vocal textures with the genre's characteristic groove. As part of her broader discography, the song reflects the era's focus on personal expression and romantic themes. Evans's work continues to influence contemporary artists, cementing her legacy within the music industry. This track remains a notable song in her catalogue, showcasing the depth and versatility that characterized her early career and subsequent releases.

