Brand New Man
Faith Evans · Other Songs - Faith Evans
She knew I had a family
But I blame it all on you
She used to be a friend to me
And now I can't stand to see
Her when she comes around
See both of ya'll let me down
And now it's all over town
How could you do me that way?
Now that I got me a brand new man
You can't even understand
She's been wondering where we stand
I ain't got time you can have that man
Now that I got me a brand new home
I don't have to be alone
Got somebody who understands
I got a brand new man
See everything was cool with us
But you took advantage of my trust
Your crossed my faith in you, yes you did
He used to belong to me, how silly could you both be
I knew it all the time
I never thought you would do those things you did
Are you even concerned what I told the kids
(What I told the kids?because I cried yes I cried baby)
Now it don't matter cause baby I'm over you
Can't forgive you for the stress you put me through
But what goes around, comes right back around again
Now that I got me a brand new man
You can't even understand
She's been wondering where we stand
I ain't got time you can have that man
Now that I got me a brand new home
I don't have to be alone
Got somebody who understands
I got a brand new man
Bridge repeat:
If you ever been hurt keep your head up
If you been hurt, keep your head up, you'll find
If you ever been hurt keep your head up
If you been hurt keep your head up, head up
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Brand New Man
Faith Evans delivers a soulful R&B track titled "Brand New Man" that exemplifies her signature blend of gospel-infused vocals and contemporary hip-hop sensibilities. Released during the mid-to-late 1990s, the recording reflects the era's shift toward more introspective and emotionally raw storytelling within the genre. As a solo artist, Evans often explored themes of personal growth, resilience, and spiritual awakening in her discography, and this song continues that trajectory. The composition features her characteristic melodic phrasing and emotive delivery, characteristic of her work on albums such as "Faith Evans" and "Keep the Faith." It stands as a testament to her ability to craft music that resonates with listeners seeking both rhythmic drive and deep emotional connection.