A spoken-word piece where the speaker asserts confidence and defiance, declaring "I'm a woman's man" and dismissing critics with "No time to talk." The narrator reflects on being shaped by hardship since birth and challenges listeners to stay in line.
Well, you can't tell by the way I use my walk. I'm a woman's man. No time to talk. The music louder. Been meant more for being kicked around since I was born. Never stuttering. I'm talking. And you may look the other way, but we got tracks. We want the same. And do your time. No man, no man. Whether you're a mother or whether you're a mother, you stay in the line.
