Give It To Me Right -- Melanie Fiona

He's got my number and You can't, you can't  Warn me baby
here I am Either you make the time  Or just forget me
I'm not, I'm not  Tryna run your life  That's why, that's why
I'm nobody's wife  But when I want, when I want it
You gotta be ready  I don't want it all the time, But when I get it,
I better be satisfied So give it to me right, Or don't give it to me at all

I don't think you understand, How real it is for me to find
A man who thinks he can So give it to me right, Or don't give it
to me at all yeah  On time, on time  I expect you to be  oh my
Baby in my fantasy  You can't get it right, Then just forget it
No ways ok For you to go around today You better make a
touch down  You know what I like,  Won't you accept it
I don't want it all the time, But when I want it, You better
make me smile So give it to me right, Or don't give it to me at all

I don't think you understand, If you can't please me,  I know
someone who can Give it to me right, Or don't give it to me at all
This is the real life baby  This is the life that makes me say
This is the real thing baby When I'm alone I can make me say
I don't want it all the time, But when I want it You better make
me smile  So give it to me right,  Or don't give it to me at all

I don't think you understand, If you can't please me,
I know someone who can So give it to me right,
Or don't give it to me at all  Give it to me right
Give it to me right  

The song has a message of empowerment for women. Fiona told  "I feel so strong every time I sing or perform that song.  it's a real reflection of the type of woman I am. I feel like there should be no shame in expressing what you want, and not settling for the things you don't. I feel proud to know that it will empower people… not just women, but everyone who feels the same." 


         Liberty Leading the People, Louvre, 


 Liberty Leading the People by Eugène Delacroix commemorating the July Revolution of 1830, which toppled Charles X of France. A woman personifying Liberty leads the people forward over the bodies of the fallen, holding the tricouleur flag of the French Revolution in one hand and brandishing a bayonetted musket with the other.

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