Sweet Talk
D'Atra Hicks Lyrics


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I don't care about candy or roses
That came all wrapped up in ribbons and bows
I'm not impressed by a fool and his money
Who'll keep me wrapped up in diamonds and furs

Give me a man who knows what to say
In the heat of the night
When the moment is right
I need a lover who will whisper in my ear
And tell me all the things
That I'm longing to hear
You can keep your money by that's all right
It's the sweet talk baby that I like
You drive a fancy car and that's real nice
But it's sweet talk baby that keeps me satisfied

I'm not looking for winning and dining
Exclusive nights on the town ain't my thing
What I need it some real conversation
Don't want no ride in your black limousine

Give me a man who knows what to say
In the heat of the night
When the moment is right
I need a lover who will whisper in my ear
And tell me all the things
That I'm longing to hear
You can keep your money by that's all right
It's the sweet talk baby that I like
You drive a fancy car and that's real nice
But it's sweet talk baby that keeps me satisfied

I like it
I love it
Got to have that sweet talk
Need it day and night
Keeps me satisfied
I need it
I want it baby
Talk that talk
Cause you can't sweet talk
Then you might as well walk

Give me a man who knows what to say
In the heat of the night
When the moment is right
I need a lover who will whisper in my ear
And tell me all the things
That I'm longing to hear
You can keep your money by that's all right
It's the sweet talk baby that I like
You drive a fancy car and that's real nice
But it's sweet talk baby that keeps me satisfied
You can keep your money by that's all right
It's the sweet talk baby that I like




You drive a fancy car and that's real nice
But it's sweet talk baby that keeps me satisfied.

Overall Meaning

The lyrics to D'atra Hicks's song Sweet Talk highlight how materialistic things such as candy, diamonds, and luxurious cars fail to impress the song's protagonist. Instead, she values the art of "sweet talk" or charming language. The lyrics explain how the song's protagonist desires a partner who knows what to say in the heat of the moment and during real conversations. She craves a lover who can whisper sweet nothings in her ear and tell her all the things she longs to hear.


The song emphasizes how the power of language and charming words can be more fulfilling than materialistic items. It also highlights the importance of genuine communication in relationships, where partners can talk and express themselves freely. The lyrics demonstrate how the song's protagonist values more substantial conversations and is not interested in fancy dates or materialistic things. Instead, she prioritizes a partner's ability to connect with her through words that sweep her off her feet.


Overall, D'atra Hicks's song Sweet Talk is a celebration of the power of language and how it can be used to express emotions and connect with others. The song's lyrics emphasize how sometimes, it's not about the material things that partners can provide, but rather the words they use to express themselves.


Line by Line Meaning

I don't care about candy or roses
I am not swayed by superficial displays of affection, such as candy or roses.


That came all wrapped up in ribbons and bows
I am not impressed by extravagant wrapping and presentation.


I'm not impressed by a fool and his money
I am not interested in someone who tries to win me over with their wealth.


Who'll keep me wrapped up in diamonds and furs
I am not interested in material possessions or someone who tries to win me over with expensive gifts.


Give me a man who knows what to say
I am interested in someone who can speak to me in a way that is meaningful and satisfying.


In the heat of the night
In moments of intense emotion or passion.


When the moment is right
When the timing is appropriate and natural.


I need a lover who will whisper in my ear
I want someone who can speak to me intimately and privately.


And tell me all the things
Expressing themselves honestly and openly to me.


That I'm longing to hear
Saying the things that I am truly craving and seeking.


You can keep your money by that's all right
I am not interested in someone who tries to win me over with their wealth or possessions.


It's the sweet talk baby that I like
I am attracted to someone who can speak to me in a way that is genuine, heartfelt, and satisfying.


You drive a fancy car and that's real nice
I am not swayed by external displays of wealth or material possessions.


But it's sweet talk baby that keeps me satisfied
I am attracted to someone who can express themselves in a way that is meaningful and fulfilling.


I'm not looking for winning and dining
I am not interested in being wowed or impressed by fancy, expensive outings and activities.


Exclusive nights on the town ain't my thing
I am not interested in doing elaborate or expensive things with someone.


What I need it some real conversation
I am looking for genuine, authentic dialogue with someone.


Don't want no ride in your black limousine
I am not interested in being chauffeured around in expensive, fancy vehicles.


I like it
I am attracted to sweet talk and genuine expression.


I love it
I am deeply drawn to heartfelt, meaningful conversations with someone I am interested in.


Got to have that sweet talk
I truly desire meaningful, authentic words and expressions of love.


Need it day and night
I crave genuine, heartfelt communication and connection with someone I am attracted to.


Keeps me satisfied
Authentic, heartfelt communication is what truly fulfills and satisfies me.


I need it
I crave genuine, heartfelt words and expressions of love.


I want it baby
I am deeply drawn to genuine, honest communication and expressions of love.


Talk that talk
I want someone who can speak to me in a way that is genuine and heartfelt.


Cause you can't sweet talk
If someone cannot express themselves in a genuine, authentic manner, I am not interested.


Then you might as well walk
If someone cannot communicate with me in a meaningful, fulfilling way, they might as well leave.




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