Lyrics
Well I got a woman, way over town
Expresses possession of a woman located in another part of town.
She's good to me, oh yeah
Emphasizes that the woman is good to the speaker.
Said I got a woman, way over town
Reiterates having a woman in a distant location who is good to the speaker.
She's good to me, oh yeah
Reaffirms the positive nature of the relationship with the distant woman.
She gives me money when I'm in need
Describes the woman's support, providing money when the speaker is in need.
Yeah, she's a kind of friend indeed
Highlights the woman's genuine friendship, beyond financial assistance.
I got a woman, way over town
Repeats the assertion of having a woman in another part of town who is good to the speaker.
She's good to me, oh yeah
Restates the positive nature of the relationship with the distant woman.
She saves her lovin', early in the mornin'
Indicates that the woman reserves her love for the speaker, specifically in the early morning.
Just for me, oh yeah
Reiterates the exclusive nature of the woman's morning affection for the speaker.
She saves her lovin', early in the mornin'
Emphasizes the woman's habit of saving her love for the speaker in the early morning.
Just for me, oh yeah
Reaffirms the woman's morning affection, exclusively for the speaker.
She saves her lovin', just for me
Stresses the woman's dedicated love, preserved solely for the speaker.
Always loves me, so tenderly
Highlights the woman's consistent and tender love for the speaker.
I got a woman, way over town
Repeats the assertion of having a woman in another part of town who is good to the speaker.
She's good to me, oh yeah
Reiterates the positive nature of the relationship with the distant woman.
She's there to love me
Emphasizes the woman's availability for love both during the day and night.
Both day and night
Describes the woman as understanding and supportive, without complaints or arguments.
Never grumbles or fusses
Emphasizes the woman's lack of complaints or fussing.
Always treats me right
Stresses the woman's consistent and proper treatment of the speaker.
Never runnin' in the streets
Denounces the woman's absence from the streets, indicating faithfulness.
Leavin' me alone
Addresses the woman's loyalty by not leaving the speaker alone.
She knows a woman's place
Underlines the woman's understanding of her role in the home.
Is right there, now, in the home
Asserts that a woman's place, according to the speaker, is in the home.
I got a woman, way over town
Repeats the assertion of having a woman in another part of town who is good to the speaker.
She's good to me, oh yeah
Reiterates the positive nature of the relationship with the distant woman.
Said I got a woman, way over town
Restates having a woman in a distant location who is good to the speaker.
She's good to me, oh yeah
Reaffirms the positive nature of the relationship with the distant woman.
Well, she's my baby, don't you understand
Declares the woman as the speaker's baby and emphasizes mutual understanding.
Yeah, I'm her lovin' man, now
Confirms the speaker's role as the woman's loving partner.
I got a woman, way over town
Repeats the assertion of having a woman in another part of town who is good to the speaker.
She's good to me, oh yeah
Reiterates the positive nature of the relationship with the distant woman.
Well, don't you know she's all right
Affirms the woman's overall suitability and goodness.
Well, don't you know she's all right
Reiterates the affirmation that the woman is all right.
She's all right, she's all right
Concludes by restating the woman's positive qualities.
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