Thinkin' About You
Solange · Solo Star
Thinkin' about you
Where are you?
Cause I need to hear from you now
It's a mystery
Can't help but think
What is happening to you now?
Thinkin' about you
Where are you?
Cause I need to hear from you now
Cause it's a mystery constantly
Thinkin' if you love me
Scooby Dooby Dooby Doo
-Solange-
Where did my baby go?
Boy take that mask off
You used to be all up on me
Now you just trash talk
Split personality
Pullin' 360's
Don't even call me
It's such a mystery
My Scooby Dooby
Chorus
-Solange-
Bring back my baby so
We can be like old days
I cannot take much more of
You and your silly ways
I'm tryna reach you
But I'm not Ms. Cleo
I thought I knew you
You got my so confused
Scooby Dooby Doo
-Murphy Lee-
You know my 7 digits
You know my address Solo
Come and visit
I'm just keepin' it realistic
I'm young so I'mma kick it
From Atlantic to the Pacific
Forget it, I admit it
Now only leave it to me so
Now listen
Meet me in Oklahoma
We take a private Jet
To West Bahamas
Mami wherever you wanna
Just don't trip
We can dip
Just let me make it legit
Permission slip for permission to slip
Chorus
-Murphy Lee-
Come on Solo
You know I aint your average young dude
You know I can go wherever whenever I want to
So if I could stop illusion
Mystery and confusion
Frequent flyer miles
From St.Louis to Houston
I would do it
See most girls be kinda mad
Like Usher I got it bad
So introduce me to Dad
So we can read the sums
Make clothes wit cha moms
Thumbs up like the Fonds
Murphy Lee and Solange
Come on...
Chorus out
Thinkin' About You
Thinkin' About You stands as a defining track from Solange's 2008 debut solo album, Solo Star. Emerging from a family deeply rooted in the music industry, Solange crafted a sound that blended R&B sensibilities with pop accessibility during this early period of her career. The song captures the introspective and romantic themes prevalent throughout the record, showcasing her ability to deliver emotive vocals over smooth, contemporary production. As part of a discography that would later evolve into more experimental territories, this recording highlights the polished, radio-friendly approach that characterized her initial foray into solo stardom. The track remains a significant song in her catalogue, reflecting the artistic direction and vocal maturity she established before her subsequent critical acclaim.