Brass in Pocket

Kelis · Other Songs - Kelis

Got brass in pocket

Got bottle, and I'm gonna use it

Intention, I feel inventive

Gonna make you, make you, make you notice



Got motion, restrained emotion

Been driving, Detroit leaning

No reason just seems so pleasing

Gonna make you, make you, make you notice



Gonna use my arms

Gonna use my legs

Gonna use my style

Gonna use my sidestep

Gonna use my fingers

Gonna use my, my, my imagination



'Cause I'm gonna make you see

There's nobody else here

No one like me

I'm special (Special)

So special (Special)

I gotta have some of your attention

Give it to me



Got rhythm, can't miss a beat

Got new skank, it's so reet

Got something, I'm winking at you

Gonna make you, make you, make you notice



Gonna use my arms

Gonna use my legs

Gonna use my style

Gonna use my sidestep

Gonna use my fingers

Gonna use my, my, my imagination



'Cause I'm gonna make you see

There's nobody else here

No one like me

I'm special (Special)

So special (Special)

I gotta have some of your attention

Give it to me



I'm gonna make you see

There's nobody else here

No one like me

I'm special (Special)

So special (Special)

I gotta have some of your attention

Give it to me



Anymore

Brass in Pocket

Kelis's "Brass in Pocket" stands as a defining track from her 2003 debut album, "Miss Understood." The song blends R&B sensibilities with a distinct hip-hop influence, showcasing Kelis's vocal versatility and her ability to navigate genre boundaries. Released during the height of the mid-2000s dance-pop era, the recording features a catchy, rhythmic structure that became a staple of her discography. It reflects the collaborative spirit of the time, often appearing alongside other high-profile tracks from her early career. The song remains a significant example of Kelis's work, demonstrating her role as a pioneering female artist in the R&B and hip-hop fusion scene of the early 2000s.