WOMEN
Eunice Janine Lyrics
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You say you couldn’t handle us
Strong and independent, my ladies
You don’t know a thing ‘bout us
Women
You really couldn’t handle us
Strong and independent, my ladies
You don’t know a thing ‘bout us
Responsibility
Hate to break it to ya
But I’m my own royalty
You wanna go
It’s up to you
Can’t deal with no bullshit
You do what you do
I’mma do me
Well, in fact I could be in a movie
Where the main character is me
This isn’t what I asked for
Boy I could live without you
Now you wanna give me more
But who said that I need you
Women
You say you couldn’t handle us
Strong and independent, my ladies
You don’t know a thing ‘bout us
Women
You really couldn’t handle us
Strong and independent, my ladies
You don’t know a thing ‘bout us
You and your opinions
Keep it to yourself
Do you need more attention
Go talk to someone else
I ain’t got no time
You just don’t run out of excuses
Excuse me, I’m busy minding my own business
Boy, it’s the ex for me
How could you possibly
Miss the whole point of it
It’s the toxicity
It’s the insanity
Manipulating me
With insincerity
It’s all these things for me
I could go on and on
But I choose to move on
But just because I am done
Don’t make me less of a strong woman
Woman
You really couldn’t handle us
Strong and independent, my ladies
You don’t know a thing ‘bout us
Women
In Eunice Janine's song WOMEN, the lyrics focus on the strength, independence and resilience of women. The song addresses the societal expectations and stereotypes placed on women, showcasing how they are able to handle them and thrive regardless. The chorus repeats the phrase "Women, You say you couldn’t handle us, Strong and independent, my ladies, You don’t know a thing ‘bout us" with emphasis on the word "us" which further portrays a sense of solidarity amongst women.
The first verse challenges the listener who thinks they can handle strong and independent women, as they have no idea what these women are capable of. The phrase "responsibility, Hate to break it to ya, But I’m my own royalty" highlights the fact that women can take charge of their lives and hold themselves accountable, even without a man. Moreover, the second verse calls out toxic behavior in relationships and men who fail to understand and appreciate the strength of a woman. The line "But just because I am done, Don’t make me less of a strong woman" showcases that even if a woman chooses to move on from a toxic relationship, it does not diminish her strength or worth.
Overall, the lyrics in WOMEN advocate for women’s empowerment, self-sufficiency and individuality, helping to break down gender norms and expectations.
Line by Line Meaning
Women
Addressing the subject of women, specifically strong and independent ones
You say you couldn’t handle us
Addressing those who believe they cannot handle strong and independent women
Strong and independent, my ladies
Emphasis on the strength and independence of women
You don’t know a thing ‘bout us
Challenging the notion that people truly understand strong, independent women
Women
Reiteration of addressing the subject of strong and independent women
You really couldn’t handle us
Reiteration of addressing those who cannot handle strong and independent women
What do you think of me
Questioning how others perceive the author
Responsibility
Emphasis on the author's sense of responsibility
Hate to break it to ya
Acknowledging the need to inform the listener of something
But I’m my own royalty
Emphasis on the author's autonomy and self-worth
You wanna go
Addressing the listener's desire to leave or break up
It’s up to you
Giving agency to the listener to make their own choice
Can’t deal with no bullshit
Setting a clear boundary of not tolerating nonsense
You do what you do
Encouraging the listener to be their own person
I’mma do me
Emphasis on the author's independence and self-determination
Well, in fact I could be in a movie
Acknowledging the potential for the author's life to be a movie-worthy story
Where the main character is me
Emphasis on the author's leading role in her own life
This isn’t what I asked for
Acknowledging a situation or relationship that is not desired
Boy I could live without you
Emphasis on the author's ability to live without the listener
Now you wanna give me more
Addressing the listener's attempt to give more when it is not wanted
But who said that I need you
Questioning the assumption of the listener's necessity
You and your opinions
Addressing the listener's opinions
Keep it to yourself
Demanding that the listener refrain from expressing their opinions
Do you need more attention
Questioning the listener's desire for attention
Go talk to someone else
Suggesting the listener talk to someone other than the author
I ain’t got no time
Emphasis on the author's limited time
You just don’t run out of excuses
Addressing the listener's tendency to make excuses
Excuse me, I’m busy minding my own business
Asserting the author's focus on her own business
Boy, it’s the ex for me
Acknowledging that the listener is an ex and no longer relevant
How could you possibly
Questioning the listener's ability to do something
Miss the whole point of it
Expressing frustration with the listener's lack of understanding
It’s the toxicity
Calling attention to the negative traits of the listener
It’s the insanity
Calling attention to the irrational behavior of the listener
Manipulating me
Addressing the listener's attempt to control the author's actions or emotions
With insincerity
Calling out the listener's lack of genuineness
It’s all these things for me
Emphasis that the listener's negative traits are too much to handle
I could go on and on
Acknowledging the ability to continue listing negative traits
But I choose to move on
Emphasis on the author's decision to move forward and leave the listener behind
But just because I am done
Acknowledgment that the author has moved on from the situation or relationship
Don’t make me less of a strong woman
Assertion that the author's strength remains despite moving on from the listener or situation
Woman
Final reiteration of the song's overall theme of strong and independent women
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Written by: Eunice Reyes
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