In 2003, without ever even officially releasing an album, Lovher was nominated for a Lady of Soul Award and they were featured in widely published magazines, such as Vibe, Teen People, Black Beat, Right On, Honey and a notable mention in Billboard Magazine. The press always seems to gravitate toward Lovher because they're the epitomy of a refreshing blend of sexiness, sassiness, earthiness, realness, and raw yet seasoned talent.
Since their departure from Def Soul, Lovher is quite possibly the most anticipated comeback group of 2006. The group is currently based in Philadelphia, PA which is one the nations' most historical music cities. (Gamble&Huff, Patti Labelle, Teddy P, etc). Since the begining of '06 they have been working very hard at perfecting their skills in singing, songwriting and even producing! They have worked with popular producers, such as Grammy nominated, MAAD PHUNK!, best known for their work with Fabolous and Flipmode Squad as well as producers from Midi Mafia best known for 50 Cents' "21 Questions" and last but not least the Philly based production camp called Hot City Music Group yielding producer's like: Young Genius (Mariah Carey's Diamond Album "Emancipation of MiMi") and IG (Nephew, Young Geezy, etc) just to name a few.
Now armed with a new sound; new songs from some great producers; a new look and a revitalized spirit, Chinky, Buttah and Serenade strongly believe that they will soon separate themselves from the myriad of other would-be and existing girl groups. This time around they are much smarter and wiser, so even though a few Major labels are currently showing some strong interested they are still shopping for the right situation. When the time is right they will once again be sending a resounding message to music fans across the world. Most importantly that female groups can stay together and have longevity despite much adversity. You can trust that this girl group will soon be making it happen because "To Know Her Is To Lovher."
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Don't leave
LovHer Lyrics
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I'll get you to see that you really belong to me
I've been looking for a rainbow
Or a cloud with a silver lining
But it seems as if I finally found it in you
But I've taken it for granted
Now I'm taken it for granted
But I love you too much
To sit by and watch you leave
So I will swoop like a raven in the sky
Swallow my pride
Silver linin' rainbows pass him by
I gotta good chance to see that you really belong to me
Don't leave
Don't leave don't leave
I'll get you to see that you really belong to me
Don't leave don't leave
I'll get you to see that you really belong to me
Oh baby listen to my heartbeat
It's your love that keeps it thumpin'
It makes me wanna do
Somethin' somethin' somethin'
You got the ill fly sh**
Nigga ya shit so cris
How could I let another
Hell no you must be sick
Don't leave
Don't leave don't leave
I'll get you to see that you really belong to me
Don't leave don't leave
I'll get you to see that you really belong to me
Don't leave don't leave
I'll get you to see that you really belong to me
Don't leave don't leave
I'll get you to see that you really belong to me
Don't leave don't leave
I'll get you to see that you really belong to me
Don't leave don't leave
I'll get you to see that you really belong to me
This song is essentially a plea for someone not to leave the singer. They acknowledge that they have not shown enough appreciation for this person, and express fear that they will leave if they do not take action to keep them. The lyrics describe the search for something valuable and elusive, represented by a rainbow or cloud with a silver lining, that has now been found in this person. However, the singer admits that they have taken this valuable thing for granted, and now feel afraid that they may lose it if they do not act quickly. They convey a willingness to humble themselves and apologize, even using the metaphor of a bird (a raven) swooping down to avoid losing this person. The chorus repeats the central refrain, "Don't leave, don't leave," and the singer affirms their belief that this person truly belongs to them.
There are a few key elements to note in these lyrics. One is the use of metaphor, such as comparing this person to a valuable natural phenomenon like a rainbow or cloud with a silver lining, and themselves to a bird. This adds depth and emotion to the lyrics, and helps to create a vivid image in the listener's mind. Another is the repetition of the phrase "don't leave," which serves to emphasize the singer's desperation and fear of loss. The lyrics also touch on themes of love, regret, and the importance of taking action to hold onto something precious.
Line by Line Meaning
Don't leave, don't leave
The singer is begging the listener not to leave, emphasizing their desire for them to stay
I'll get you to see that you really belong to me
The singer is trying to convince the listener that they are meant to be together and that the listener should stay with the singer
I've been looking for a rainbow
The singer has been searching for something good and positive in their life
Or a cloud with a silver lining
The artist has been looking for some sort of hope or positivity in their life
But it seems as if I finally found it in you
The artist has found something positive in the listener, bringing them happiness
But I've taken it for granted
The singer has not appreciated what they have with the listener and has neglected them
Now I'm taken it for granted
The singer realizes that they have not appreciated the listener's presence and wants to make up for it
Now I'm afraid that I could lose it
The artist is nervous about the possibility of losing the listener and the happiness they bring
But I love you too much
The artist loves the listener deeply and doesn't want to lose them
To sit by and watch you leave
The artist cannot simply watch the listener leave, as they mean too much to the artist
So I will swoop like a raven in the sky
The singer will take action to try and keep the listener from leaving, using whatever means necessary
Swallow my pride
The artist will put their own pride aside in order to keep the listener in their life
Silver linin' rainbows pass him by
The singer has overlooked the positive things in their life, but now realizes that they have found something special in the listener
I gotta good chance to see that you really belong to me
The singer is confident that the listener is meant to be with them and is making a final attempt to convince them to stay
Oh baby listen to my heartbeat
The singer is voicing their emotional connection to the listener
It's your love that keeps it thumpin'
The artist asserts that the listener is the reason for their emotional connection and happiness
It makes me wanna do / Somethin' somethin' somethin'
The artist is driven to act and express their feelings for the listener
You got the ill fly sh** / Nigga ya sh** so cris
The singer is complimenting the listener, expressing their admiration for them
How could I let another / Hell no you must be sick
The singer cannot imagine being with anyone else but the listener and views the idea as impossible
Contributed by Thomas T. Suggest a correction in the comments below.