On Your Mind
Spice Lyrics

It's QD
This line probably refers to the beat of the song, which is produced by QD. It's a way to credit the person responsible for the music.

S-P-I-C-E, same my name that's me
This line is Spice's way of introducing herself and making sure that you know how to spell and pronounce her name. It's a confident declaration of identity.

One bitten, twice shy
This is a well-known phrase that means if you've had a bad experience, you become more cautious in the future. Spice is saying that she doesn't make the same mistake twice.

I don't make mistake, twice (yeah)
Spice affirms that she doesn't repeat her mistakes; she only makes each of them once. She emphasizes this point by adding 'yeah' at the end of the sentence.

Dem neva know your worth
Other people often underestimate your value and how much you contribute until it's too late. Spice is saying that people don't know your worth until you're gone.

Until it's late and you're gone
Only after you've left will people realize the value of what you gave them. This is a warning to the listener not to take someone for granted.

Never put you first
Some people don't prioritize you or put you first, causing them to take away things that you value. This is a way to acknowledge the undermining of your worth or your contribution.

They wanna take all your love
People, especially those who don't see your value, often want everything you have, without offering anything in return. They are trying to take advantage of you.

But if you fall I'll catch you, I won't let you down
Spice is promising the listener that she will support them, and that they can rely on her. She cares and is willing to help even when things get tough for them.

I just wanna kiss your hands and walk you home
Spice is expressing her love, care, and appreciation for the listener. She wants to make them feel loved, protected, and appreciated.

'Cause I wanna be on your mind, Giving you reasons to smile
Spice wants to remain in the thoughts of the person she loves, making them feel happy and warm inside. She wants to be part of their happiness and joy.

Your mind, your mind
Repetition of 'your mind' emphasizes how badly she wants to be a pervasive and positive presence in the person's thoughts.

Tell me somethin' nobody nuh tell me yet
Spice is curious and inquisitive; she wants to know something new and exciting about the person she loves.

All di Heaven weh me give weh, ah just Hell me get
She suggests that she has given her all to someone in the past, but it wasn't worth it, and she suffered in the end.

So me look inna di mirror and me tell mi self
Spice is introspective and self-aware. She takes the time to look within herself and acknowledge her feelings and thoughts.

"I'd be a fuckin' fool fi fall for dat again"
Despite being curious about a new relationship, Spice reminds herself that she won't make the same mistake twice; if something was harmful or damaging, she won't do it again.

Fi tell you di truth, me woulda love to
Spice is admitting that she has feelings for someone, despite everything she's been through. She acknowledges that maybe she'd like to be with someone, but that it's not always feasible.

Yuh kinda cute, me woulda fuck you
Spice is straightforward and direct with her sexual desires. She's attracted to someone and is willing to be intimate with them if they're willing and interested as well.

But all di things dem weh me been through
The writer recognizes that past experiences and pain can leave scars that make it difficult for someone to trust or love again.

You crush mi heart, no it ain't good
Being heartbroken can be difficult, and Spice makes it clear that she's not interested in being hurt again. She wants a healthy and happy relationship.

Me wan' change mi mind and now me pree love
Someone might try to convince themselves they don't want love, but Spice acknowledges that everyone desires some type of human connection in the end.

I'm only human and me need love
She acknowledges her vulnerability and humanity, knowing that people need companionship, love, and affection to feel whole and happy.

'Cause life ain't always 'bout di zeroes
Spice recognizes that society often assigns value based on financial or social status, but people should be valued based on their inner qualities rather than wealth, apartment size, or their car.

But it hard fi find someone weh serious
Spice is expressing the difficulty in finding someone who is truly serious about a relationship, or someone that has the same values as you.

Give me these feelings for life, Wanna be on your mind
Spice wants to retain the happy and positive feelings of love that she has; and she wants to continue to be a presence in the mind of the person she loves.