Soldier
Tina Moore Lyrics

Hey (I want a Soldier!)
The singer wants a man who is strong, protective, and has street credibility.

The way you got it, I'm the hottest around
The singer feels attractive and desirable because of her relationship with the soldier.

They'll know it when they see you rollin' impala's around (I got a Soldier!)
The soldier's car reflects his status and reputation as a dangerous man.

Wit the top down feeling the sounds
The singer enjoys cruising with the soldier in his convertible car, listening to music.

Quakin' and vibratin' your thighs ridin' harder than guys
The singer is sexually aroused by the soldier's driving skills and the vibrations of the car.

Wit the chrome wheels at the bottom, white leather inside
The soldier's car is flashy and luxurious, reflecting his wealth and power.

When them flames be spittin' at you tell 'em don't even try it
The singer believes that the soldier's car is so impressive that other people will try to compete or fight with him.

To shot it wit Chelle and kick it wit Kelly or holla at B
The singer mentions her famous friends to impress the soldier with her social circle.

Ya, gotta be g's you way outta your league
The singer warns men who are not street-smart or tough enough to stay away from her.

Please!
The singer is confident that she can attract any man she wants because of her beauty and charm.

We like dem boys that be in them lac's leanin' (Leanin')
The singer and her friends are attracted to men who drive luxury cars and lean back in their seats.

Open their mouth their grill gleamin' (Gleamin')
The singer admires men who have shiny, expensive dental work.

Candy paint, keep that whip clean and (Clean and)
The singer likes cars that are brightly colored and well-maintained.

(They always be talkin that country slang, we like)
The singer and her friends enjoy hearing men speak with regional accents and slang terms.

They keep that beat that be in the back beatin' (Beatin')
The singer likes the sound system in men's cars that produces a deep, thumping bass.

Eyes be so low from that chief (chief and)
The singer thinks that men who smoke marijuana have a relaxed and cool appearance.

I love how he keep my body screamin' (Screamin')
The singer enjoys the sexual pleasure that the soldier gives her.

A rude boy that's good to me, wit street credibility
The singer wants a man who is tough and confident, but also treats her well.

If your status ain't hood
The singer is only interested in men who come from tough, urban neighborhoods.

I ain't checkin' for him
The singer is not interested in men who do not fit her criteria.

Betta be street if he lookin' at me
The singer expects men to prove their toughness and loyalty in order to gain her attention.

I need a soldier
The singer emphasizes her desire for a man who can defend and protect her.

That ain't scared to stand up for me
The singer wants a man who is not afraid to fight for her, even against stronger opponents.

Known to carry big things
The singer wants a man who can handle dangerous weapons or contraband.

If you know what I mean
The singer implies that her desired man is both skilled and experienced in illegal activities.

Gotta know to get dough
The singer expects her man to be proficient in making money through any means necessary.

And he betta be street
The singer reiterates the importance of toughness and street smarts in her ideal man.

We like dem boys up top from the BK (BK)
The singer and her friends are attracted to men from Brooklyn, New York, where street culture is strong.

Know how to flip that money three ways (Three ways)
The singer admires men who can make money through various illegal methods and avoid detection.

Always ridin' big on the freeway (Freeway)
The singer likes men who drive expensive, high-performance cars on highways to show off their status.

(Wit that east coast slang that us country girls be like)
The singer enjoys hearing men speak with regional accents and slang terms from the East Coast.

Low cut caesars wit the deep waves (deep waves)
The singer likes men who have short haircuts with deep waves or curls.

So quick to snatch up your Beyonce (Beyonce)
The singer implies that desirable men can easily attract other women, such as the famous singer Beyonce.

Always comin down poppin our way (Our way)
The singer believes that attractive men will always seek out her and her friends.

(Tellin us that country girls the kinda girl they like)
The singer and her friends feel validated and desired when they hear men mention their group as the type of women they prefer.

I know some soldiers in here (Where they at, where they at)
The singer implies that she knows dangerous men at the club, who may be soldiers or gang members.

They wanna take care of me (Where they at)
The singer believes that certain men in the club are attracted to her and want to protect or provide for her.

Wouldn't mind takin one for me (Where they at)
The singer suggests that the men in the club would be willing to fight or commit crimes on her behalf.

They wanna spend that on me (Where they at)
The singer expects the men to offer her money or material goods.

Wouldn't mind puttin that on me (Where they at)
The singer hints at offering sexual favors or other services in exchange for money or gifts.

Next to the speakers keep a toy in the trunk of the 'lac
The singer carries a weapon in the soldier's car, ready for any dangerous situation.

A reformed D boy use to run into traps
The singer's previous romantic partners were former drug dealers who engaged in risky behavior.

Still a soldier do to war if you running your trap
The singer's current partner is still involved in criminal activities and is willing to defend himself and his loved ones.

About my girls ain't no thing to put you under the map
The singer warns potential rivals or enemies that she and her friends are dangerous and powerful enough to harm them.

Walk the streets five deep with nothing less than a stack
The singer and her friends walk together in groups of five or more, carrying large sums of money on their person.

And 80 carats on my chest provides a special attraction
The singer wears expensive jewelry to show off her wealth and status, which attracts men to her.

50 G's in my jeans plus the dough from the waller
The singer carries a large amount of cash in her pocket and in her purse.

It's the reason I'm the king girl, I know what you like
The singer implies that she is in control of the relationship and knows how to satisfy the soldier's desires.

I like dem boys over there they lookin' strong tonight (Strong tonight)
The singer and her friends are scanning the club for attractive, tough-looking men.

Just might give one the phone tonight (Phone tonight)
The singer hints at exchanging phone numbers or making plans with a man she finds attractive.

Homey in the dickies in my zone tonight (Zone tonight)
The singer is attracted to men who wear brand name clothing and are confident enough to enter her personal space.

He don't know it might be on tonight (On tonight)
The singer is considering having a romantic or sexual encounter with the man she meets tonight, but has not decided yet.

Ooh he lookin' good and he talkin' right (Talkin' right)
The singer is attracted to the man's physical appearance and his smooth communication skills.

He the type that might change my life (Change my life)
The singer is hoping to meet a man who will have a positive impact on her future or career.

Everytime he look at me my girls be like (Girls be like)
The singer's friends are also interested in the man she is attracted to, and are giving her advice and recommendations.

(That one may be the one tonight)
The singer and her friends are excited about the possibility of meeting a great, attractive man tonight.

Hey, see cash money is a army
The artist implies that money defines power and respect, and that she is part of the Cash Money record label.

I'm walkin' wit purple hearts on me
The artist is wearing military medals called purple hearts, which represent bravery and sacrifice.

You talkin' to the sargeant
The singer references herself as the sergeant, in charge of the relationship and her partner.

Body marked up like the subway in harlem
The artist has tattoos all over her body, similar to the graffiti art found in New York City's subway system.

Call him, weezy f baby, please say the baby
The singer is calling her partner Lil Wayne by his nickname, emphasizing his fame and status.

If you don't see me on the block I ain't tryna hide
The singer is not hiding from danger or law enforcement on the streets.

I blend in wit the hood, i'm camouflage
The singer dresses and acts like a person from the street, to fit in and avoid negative attention.

Bandana tied, so mommy join my troop
The artist wears a bandana as a gang symbol, and wants her partner to join her and her friends in a dangerous lifestyle.

Now every time she hear my name she salute
The artist has gained the respect and admiration of her female friends as a powerful, intimidating figure in the community.