Window Shopping
Jamelia Lyrics

Good morning Mr. Crenshaw, are you free?
Jamelia greets Mr. Crenshaw and is asking if he is available to spend time with her.

First stop, second floor.
Jamelia is stating that she is on the first floor and is heading up to the second floor.

You might find just what you're looking for.
Jamelia suggests that there is a high probability of Mr. Crenshaw finding what he is looking for on the second floor.

(Got that) D&G, Christian Dior.
Jamelia highlights that high-end brands such as D&G and Christian Dior are available in the store.

Rockafeller, get your dollars at the door.
Jamelia uses a metaphor of a prestigious location to imply that expensive items can be found in the store, which need to be paid for with a lot of money.

I'm gon' get mine and you gon' get yours
Jamelia reassures Mr. Crenshaw that he can buy whatever he wants because she is going to take care of herself.

At seven at the back of the store.
Jamelia is making reference to them being at the back of the store, away from everyone else.

(keep you) inside his mind, (and his) body broad.
Jamelia implies that she wants to keep Mr. Crenshaw captivated both mentally and physically.

Gotta stick it, gonna click it when I want.
Jamelia suggests she wants to have control of the relationship (sticky and taking a picture) and will be in control of when they spend time together.

I won't pretend that the
Jamelia clarifies that the following lines will honestly depict her desires.

One thing that interests me
Jamelia is forthcoming about what she considers as attractive.

Is personality.
Jamelia is joking that she does not actually care about the personality of the person she is pursuing.

Oh no, it's all about the
Jamelia is dismissing any potential disagreement that the listener might have and continues with her statement.

Uh uh uh uh uh.
Jamelia repeats a phrase, which the audience can interpret as her honesty about her intentions.

Yeah nothin' but the
Jamelia supports her previous statement.

I'll make it real easy.
Jamelia is reassuring whoever she is speaking to that they will not have to work hard to keep her interested.

No need to flash money.
Jamelia suggests that the person does not need to show off their wealth or spend money on her.

Don't need to romance me.
Jamelia needs little to no romance to fulfill her desires.

See I'm just shoppin' for the
Jamelia makes a comparison to shopping for an item in a store.

Yeah I'm just shoppin' for the
Jamelia further iterates her previous statement.

Next floor, second stop.
Jamelia has progressed to the next floor and is again on the second stop.

Express elevator headin' for the top.
Jamelia is conveying that she is taking the express lift, which goes straight to the top floor.

Baggy jean
Jamelia is pointing out a possible style choice of clothing.

Get it 'til them smellin' like that Gucci cologne.
Jamelia is saying to wear the jeans until they absorb the fragrance from Gucci cologne.

I'm not gon' buy before I try
Jamelia only wants to buy clothes after she has tried them on.

At the dressing room to see if you're my size.
Jamelia is going to try on clothes to check if they fit her perfectly.

Just take you home for one night
Jamelia does not intend to keep the clothes for more than one night.

Refund my credit if you didn't satisfy.
Jamelia is saying that she wants to return the clothes for a refund if they do not meet her satisfaction.

I'm into fashion, yeah I gotta have 'em
Jamelia reveals that she is very passionate about fashion and needs to have the latest trends.

Tight on the frame, a better sell you're gonna make
Jamelia says that tighter clothes lead to higher sales.

Now run my transaction, pay me some attention
Jamelia expects the saleswoman to complete her purchase and pay attention to her.

For signing my name I wanna see you with the top down low
Jamelia is saying that the saleswoman needs to lower the price to make her happy.

Oh oh oh
Jamelia emphasizes what she wants.

'Bout time I let you know
Jamelia is telling the saleswoman that it is time to listen to her.

No more conversation 'cause your mine.
Jamelia tells the saleswoman that she has bought her and does not require any more conversation.

Don't want no tender talk or fancy lines.
Jamelia does not want to engage in any deeper conversation or hear any manipulative words.

Come sit down so I can
Jamelia is inviting the saleswoman to come and listen to her requests.

I'm ready for you
Jamelia is eager for the saleswoman to give her attention.

Don't need to cash your money by my side.
Jamelia is telling the saleswoman that she does not need to have money on hand.

Don't want no 'liminating all my time
Jamelia does not want to spend too much time with the saleswoman or talk more than necessary.

I'm shoppin' for the
Jamelia reiterates that she is still shopping for the perfect item.

Can't stop 'til I get the
Jamelia admits that she will continue shopping until she has the item she desires.

Are you free?
Jamelia finishes with the same line that started the song, reminding the listener that she is always searching for a new love interest.