Happy Friday!
This song was selected as my "Heavy Rotation" by coincidence. The other
day I was listening to my iTunes library on album shuffle, and up pops Soon As I Get Home by Babyface.
It’s been awhile since I heard this song. Appearing on his
1989 release Tender Lover,
the premise of the tune is simple – if the guy you’re dating isn’t treating you
right, Babyface most definitely will.
He has no issue with paying rent, buying clothes, cooking a
good meal and being a faithful lover. All a woman has do to is wait for him to
get home from work!
The chorus:
“I give good love
I'll buy your clothes
I'll cook your dinner too
Soon as I get home from work
I'll pay your rent
Your faithful lover
Soon as I get home, soon as I get home from work
Girl, I'll treat you right
And I'll never lie
For all that it's worth
I give good love (good love, good love, good love, good love)”
I'll buy your clothes
I'll cook your dinner too
Soon as I get home from work
I'll pay your rent
Your faithful lover
Soon as I get home, soon as I get home from work
Girl, I'll treat you right
And I'll never lie
For all that it's worth
I give good love (good love, good love, good love, good love)”
Soon As I Get Home
is a refreshing reprieve from the “women
are gold diggers” mantra that some men have adopted as of late. Here, you have
a man willing to lay out the cash, cook and never do a woman wrong.
Not only that, he won’t even flirt! He’ll probably pay for
dinner if you become tired of his home-cooked meals (but with a man like this,
would you even dare complain?)
Second verse:
“It doesn't make sense
That you should have a broken heart
If I were the only one
I'd never let you fall apart
You're the kind of woman
That needs a man with lots of cash
With a stack of major credit cards
And with me you don't have to ask.”
That you should have a broken heart
If I were the only one
I'd never let you fall apart
You're the kind of woman
That needs a man with lots of cash
With a stack of major credit cards
And with me you don't have to ask.”
Does this man really exist?
2 comments:
I just heard this song is a movie last night, "Our Family Wedding". The men in the movie were using it to say one of their friends was "whipped" (LOL)! I think it's a nice sentiment.
Does this man exists!?!? When you meet him, ask if he has a brother for me!!!
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