Sista
Tq Lyrics

My beautiful black piece of chocolate
The singer is expressing his admiration and appreciation for his Black sister's beauty.

That's right this one going out for my sistas, yeah
The song is dedicated to Black women, celebrating their strength and beauty.

Put your hands up in the air
The singer is encouraging his listeners, particularly Black women, to celebrate themselves by raising their hands in the air.

Just a little something to let you know how much I love you, baby
The singer is expressing his love for Black women.

Chocolate caramel
The singer is highlighting the beauty and uniqueness of Black women.

One of a kind as well
The singer is acknowledging the diversity among Black women.

Sista
A term of endearment and respect for Black women.

I don't want to come off too aggressively
The singer is acknowledging the importance of respecting Black women's boundaries.

If you got a minute
The singer is asking Black women for their time and attention.

Just sit and talk to me
The singer wants to connect with Black women by having a conversation with them.

'cause I figure
The singer is using this phrase to introduce his thoughts on why he wants to connect with Black women.

These niggas don't spend enough quality time
The singer is pointing out how Black women are undervalued in their relationships with Black men.

We all about the hustle
The singer is pointing out how Black people are often consumed with the demands of survival.

We forget about thine
The singer is suggesting that amidst the demands of survival, Black people forget to take time to appreciate each other's beauty and worth.

Beautiful loveliness
The singer is highlighting Black women's beauty and worth.

Holla if you here me now
The singer is encouraging Black women to acknowledge their worth and beauty.

I like your natural hair
The singer is appreciating Black women's natural beauty.

Mama you're naturally fine
The singer is acknowledging Black women's innate beauty.

Naturally my
The singer is highlighting his natural attraction to Black women.

Mother of the earth, yeah
The singer is referencing Black women's role in nurturing and sustaining life.

And if you need it I got it
The singer is offering his support and care to Black women.

'cause I am a black man
The singer is highlighting his own racial identity, and how it is connected to his admiration for Black women.

Don't you forget that I've been with you since birth
The singer is highlighting the connection between Black men and women, emphasizing their shared experiences.

I'm calling your name
The singer is reaching out to Black women, asking them to pay attention to him.

I want to make a lil love exchange
The singer is offering his love and care to Black women, with the hopes of receiving the same in return.

For all your pain
The singer is acknowledging the struggles and hardships that Black women experience.

You did all you could do
The singer is acknowledging Black women's strength and resilience.

You're tired and weary
The singer is acknowledging the toll that hardship can have on Black women.

I know I'ma make it better for you
The singer is offering his support and care to Black women, with the hopes of easing their pain.

You gotta be the best thing about this life
The singer is highlighting Black women's importance and value in the world.

I bless the damn day you become my wife
The singer is expressing his love and devotion to Black women.

You always on my side, if I'm wrong or right
The singer is acknowledging the unwavering support that Black women provide in relationships.

Check in the mail every week on time
The singer is offering his financial support and stability to Black women.

Ain't no bill collectors calling your line
The singer is highlighting how his financial support can alleviate Black women's financial burdens.

Pass them over here, girl
The singer is offering to share the responsibility and burdens with Black women.

What's yours is mine
The singer is emphasizing his commitment and care to Black women.

Give me a kiss baby
The singer is expressing his love and attraction to Black women.

I love ya natural attitude
The singer is appreciating Black women's authentic selves.

It's naturally fly
The singer is acknowledging the beauty and uniqueness of Black women's natural attitudes and behaviors.

Naturally I fit
The singer is highlighting how he is naturally compatible with Black women.

Naturally inside your
The singer is expressing his natural desire to be with Black women.

Love below is my natural high
The singer is highlighting that his connection and intimacy with Black women is his natural source of joy and pleasure.

And naturally I want you to ride
The singer is expressing his desire to be intimate with Black women.

I hear you crying, screaming
The singer is acknowledging the pain and struggle that Black women experience.

Why it gotta be so hard?
The singer is expressing frustration and confusion about the adversity that Black women experience.

Just want to tell you
The singer is offering his caring and supportive presence in the face of Black women's struggle.

That I
The singer is emphasizing his personal commitment and responsibility to Black women.

Hold you in the highest regard
The singer is highlighting his immense respect and admiration for Black women.

Going out to my sistas on welfare
The singer is acknowledging the specific hardships that Black women on welfare experience.

TQ cares
The singer is using this phrase as a way of offering his support and care for Black women.

If don't nobody else care
The singer is acknowledging that Black women's worth and value is often overlooked.

I'm your brother
The singer is emphasizing his bond and connection to Black women as a member of their community.

And if you didn't know it
The singer is highlighting the importance of expressing love and care towards Black women.

I love ya
The singer is expressing his love for Black women.

Yeah, yeah, yeah
The singer is using this phrase as a way of energizing and encouraging his listeners, particularly Black women.

TQ cares baby
The singer is emphasizing his commitment and care towards Black women.

Sista
A term of endearment and respect for Black women.