Who's That Girl?
Mr. Mr. Lyrics

Yeah {Who that?}
An introduction to the song, expressing excitement and anticipation for what's to come.

Mr. Cheeks and Joe
A reference to the artists behind the song, giving credit where it's due.

And away we go
A declaration that the song is about to begin, urging listeners to prepare themselves for what's to come.

Now if I had a wish, my wish would be somethin? like this
An expression of desire, followed by a description of what that desire would look like.

On a beach givin? you a kiss, yeah
A continuation of the previous thought, imagining a romantic scenario on a beach.

Spendin? time, havin? lots of fun
A declaration of the desire to spend time with someone and enjoy oneself.

Straw hat, lots of sun
A description of the scene, setting the stage for the romantic scenario.

Skirt, yeah, strapped around them lovely backs
An expression of appreciation for the beauty of the women present in this fantasy.

Starin? at them lovely yachts, word
A detail to further set the scene and add to the image of luxury and relaxation.

And look what Jah sent for me
An expression of gratitude or perhaps religious faith, crediting a higher power for the arrival of a special person in the singer's life.

An angel that's meant for me, yeah
A description of this special person as an angelic figure, also adding to the romantic tone of the song.

That girl thinks that she's so fine
An introduction to the main subject of the song - a girl who is confident and perhaps even vain.

That soon she?ll have my mind
An expression of the singer's attraction to this girl and perhaps his fear of falling in love with her.

That girl thinks that she's so smart
Continuing to paint a picture of a self-assured girl who may be a challenge for the singer to win over.

That soon she?ll have my heart
A suggestion that the girl may be successful in winning over the singer's heart, despite his reservations.

She thinks in no time flat
An expression of the girl's confidence and determination, suggesting that she believes she can easily win over any man she chooses.

That she?ll be free and clear to start
A further expansion on this idea, implying that the girl believes she has complete control over her romantic life and can move on at will.

With her emotional rescue of love
An expression of the girl's strategy for winning over the singer - by rescuing him from his emotional hardships with love.

That you'll leave torn apart, check it out, uh
A warning or cautionary note, suggesting that the singer may end up heartbroken despite the girl's attempts to rescue him.

That girl thinks that she's so bad
A twist on the previous idea, suggesting that the girl may be more than just confident - she may also be a bit of a troublemaker.

She?ll change my tears from joy to sad, come on
An expression of the girl's power to control the singer's emotions, for better or for worse.

She says she keeps the upper hand
A declaration of the girl's strategy for maintaining control in the relationship.

?Cause she can please her man
An explanation for why the girl believes she has the upper hand - because she knows how to please her partner.

She doesn't use her love to make him weak
A detail about the girl's personality and approach to relationships, suggesting that she does not use love as a tool for manipulation or control.

She uses love to keep him strong, ooh, yeah
A further explanation of the girl's approach to love, portraying her as someone who wants her partner to be strong and empowered.

And inside me there's no room for doubt
A declaration of the singer's confidence in his feelings for the girl and his certainty that he wants to be with her.

That it won't be too long
A suggestion that the singer believes he and the girl will be together soon, perhaps even very soon.

Before I tell her that I love her, that I want her
A declaration of the singer's intentions and desires regarding the girl, suggesting that he plans to express his feelings to her soon.

That my mind and soul and body needs her
A further expression of the strength of the singer's feelings for the girl, crediting her with an emotional and physical power over him.

I tell her that I?d love to, that I want to
A repetition of the previous lines, perhaps emphasizing the importance of these thoughts to the singer.

That I need to do all that I have to, to be in her love (In her love, her love, oh)
An expression of the singer's willingness to do whatever it takes to be with the girl, and his belief that being in her love is the most important thing.

I've been hurtin? for a long time
A disclosure about the singer's past, suggesting that he has been struggling emotionally for a while now.

you've been playin? for a long time
An accusation or suggestion that the girl has been toying with the singer's emotions, or perhaps that she has been playing the field and not committing to anyone.

You know it?s true
An assertive statement, insisting that these claims about the girl are accurate.

I've been holdin? for a long time
A continuation of the previous thought, describing the singer's own struggle to commit to someone, even if he has feelings for them.

And you've been runnin? for a long time
A further accusation, suggesting that the girl may be afraid of commitment or otherwise unwilling to be in a serious relationship.

It?s time to do
An assertive call to action, insisting that it's time for things to change in this relationship one way or another.

What we have to do
A suggestion that both the singer and the girl need to take action to move forward, rather than continuing to hesitate or play games.

Yo?, I can't front, she's there when I need her
A shift in tone, as the singer begins to express a more positive view of the girl and their relationship.

I met no one sweeter
An expression of appreciation for the girl's personality and character.

I'm talkin? she greets me all the time with a smile
A detail to illustrate the girl's positive qualities and perhaps her affection for the singer.

For real, man, I'm lovin? her style, yeah
A statement of the singer's admiration for the girl and her unique traits.

she's independent and she's got her own
A detail that adds to the girl's appeal in the singer's eyes - she is independent and self-sufficient.

?Cause a club hot man that's not in her zone
A further explanation of the girl's independent nature, and perhaps a suggestion that she is cautious about who she lets into her life.

Would know to slip in time to be home
A detail that furthers the picture of the girl as someone who knows what she wants and has a clear sense of boundaries.

Yo?, dime piece, she stay on my mind, let?s be gone
A declaration of the singer's attraction to the girl and perhaps his desire to run away with her, abandoning their past troubles and starting fresh.

That girl knows every single man
A reminder of the girl's appeal to others and perhaps a suggestion of the challenges the singer faces in winning her over.

Would ask her for her hand, oh, yeah
A further detail on this point, suggesting that the girl is so desirable that many other men would want to marry her.

But she says her love is much too deep
An explanation for why the girl may have been hesitant to commit - because she wants a love that goes beyond superficial or societal norms.

For them to understand
A conclusion to this idea, underscoring the girl's uniqueness and suggesting that only someone special can truly appreciate her love.

She says her love?s been cryin? out
A detail that adds to the girl's mysterious and perhaps emotionally intense nature - she has a love that cries out for attention.

But her lover hasn't heard, oh, no
An expression of the girl's frustration or perhaps her belief that the singer hasn't truly heard what she wants and needs in a partner.

But what she doesn't realize
A change in perspective, as the singer begins to assert his own point of view and beliefs.

Is that I've listened to every word
A declaration that the singer has been paying attention to the girl's needs and desires, and believes he can fulfill them better than anyone else.

that's why I know I?ll tell that I love her, that I want her
A restatement of the singer's intentions, now with more confidence and resolve.

That my mind and soul and body needs her
A further expression of the depth and importance of the singer's feelings for the girl.

That girl (That girl)
A repetition of the song's title, both as a refrain and a reminder of the main subject of the song.

Oh, that girl
A conclusion to the song, with the singer still fixated on this girl and determined to win her over.