Black Woman

Richie Spice · Other Songs - Richie Spice

She don't want to cream her hair she want it wrap up in a turban,

I love the little skirt you wear she say she love it so long,

She don't wanna expose her hair, she don't wanna use dem skin care,

I love the way how she program a meditation so strong,



Wat a black woman yus, girl away you been so long,

A real woman yea, queen of the motherland, empress number one

Girl I wanna be your lover man eeeh



From the way I see you keep your skin tone

I know that you're not unbalance,

That's the way I know you rate your temple

Girl you're an example,

Woman I see the beauty in you

I see the future in you,

Woman I see a light in you,

I see true lovin' in you



Wat a black woman yus, girl away you been so long,

A real woman yea, queen of the motherland, empress number one

Girl I wanna be your lover man eeeh



She don't want to cream her hair she want it wrap up in a turban,

I love the little skirt you wear she say she love it so long,

She don't wanna expose her hair, she don't wanna use dem skin care,

I love the way how she program a meditation so strong,



Wat a black woman yus, girl away you been so long,

A real woman yea, queen of the motherland, empress number one

Girl I wanna be your lover man eeeh



Wat a black woman yus, girl away you been so long,

A real woman yea, queen of the motherland, empress number one

Girl I wanna be your lover man eeeh

Black Woman

Richie Spice's "Black Woman" stands as a notable song in his discography, reflecting the artist's engagement with themes of identity and heritage. The track showcases his signature vocal delivery within the broader context of his musical output. While specific album placement remains fluid in public records, the song contributes significantly to the understanding of his artistic range. The recording captures the emotional depth characteristic of his work, offering listeners a direct connection to his personal narrative. As part of his growing catalogue, "Black Woman" exemplifies the stylistic elements that define his presence in the genre. The piece remains a testament to his ability to craft resonant music that speaks to universal experiences through a distinct personal lens.