Woman a Love In the Night Time
Lord Spoon & David Lyrics
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woman a love in the night time
woman a love in the night time
woman a love in the night time
woman a love in the night time
woman a love in the night time
woman a love in the night time
woman a love in the night time
The lyrics to Lord Spoon & David's song "Woman a Love In the Night Time" repeat the phrase "woman a love in the night time" over and over again. At first glance, this could seem like a repetitive and simplistic phrase, but when interpreting these lyrics, it is clear that there is a deeper meaning. The phrase "woman a love" could be interpreted as the idea that women are the embodiment of love. The addition of "in the night time" could imply that this love is hidden or secret, perhaps alluding to the idea of a lover sneaking around at night to see their beloved.
Furthermore, the repetition of the phrase could be seen as a way to emphasize the importance of this love. This could be a love that is not accepted by society or one that is forbidden, hence the need for secrecy. Overall, these lyrics convey a sense of passion and urgency, suggesting that this love is something that cannot be ignored or denied.
Line by Line Meaning
woman a love in the night time
A woman who is a source of affection and desire specifically during the nighttime hours.
woman a love in the night time
Emphasizing the woman's characteristics of being a loving and passionate companion in the dark hours of the day.
woman a love in the night time
Repeating the phrase to reinforce the idea of a woman who is a source of love and warmth during the night.
woman a love in the night time
Suggesting that the woman being referred to is a consistent and reliable source of love throughout the nights.
woman a love in the night time
Highlighting the importance of a woman's affection during the nighttime in the context of the song's theme.
woman a love in the night time
Portraying the woman as a beacon of comfort and pleasure during the otherwise lonely time of the night.
woman a love in the night time
Further emphasizing the woman's role as a lover and companion solely during the night hours.
woman a love in the night time
Closing the song with a repetition of the phrase, solidifying the importance of a woman's love in the night time.
Contributed by Benjamin E. Suggest a correction in the comments below.
@teengenerate08
Going back and listening to this tune again, I'm thinking how surprising it is in one way that it is a Jamaican artist. This sounds so much like Belizean brukdown that if you told me it was Wilfred Peters singing this I would not be surprised .
@mrmusic5901
I never get tired of listening to this song ..... it's perfect
@cspencer9609
Proppa old time sinting - this is the music of my parents' era. Can just see my dad wheeling round to this.............
@sandrarobinson6357
Love this song such memories . My Dadd and mum favourite chunne 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
@oldjonheath6110
cannot stop listening to this song it is perfect
@michaelbaysorensen
I love this!
@michaelcaplin8969
The man singing the lead call voice is Shirley "Calypso" Williams, the man behind the amazing calypso album "King Bed Bug" (his solo-album) and also the Calypso project known as "Mix Flour and Sugar". I have NO idea where the name Lord Spoon or David came from, but it might have been yet another artist name as most Calypso artists had a name similar to "Lord insert literally ANYTHING here". Well, actually this is in fact a "Mix Flour and Sugar" release, but for some reason the name "Lord Spoon & David" is what it is widely known as today. The other song Lord Spoon & David is affiliated with is "The World on a Wheel", but this is also a "Mix Flour and Sugar" release.
@dariosmagata8481
The name 'Lord Spoon and David' was applied for the UK release on Escort, and carried over to the Canadian pressing of the single too. Strangely enough, the other Mix Flour & Sugar single ('Screw the Cock Tight') also had a UK pressing, but on that single the name Mix Flour & Sugar was used, as it should have been. It's a mystery...
@David-zy5yp
Thanks guys :)
@Mathertron
I ripped this from an island records compilation. No idea about tune heritage etc. I just love calypso