Better Baby

Embracing Growth: Better Men Understand a Woman's Worth
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Lyrics

Put your arm around me my dear

Expressing closeness and intimacy, asking for physical affection.

Does that make you feel better baby

Questioning if the gesture of putting an arm around brings comfort.

No one knows you around here, I'm telling you my dear

Emphasizing anonymity in the current surroundings and sharing a secret.

Does that make you feel better baby

Repeating the question, seeking confirmation of improved feelings.

I better be clear, those lingering eyes don't faze me

Asserting resilience against alluring or suggestive looks.

Last time I'm telling you my dear

Finalizing the statement about the lack of influence on personal choices.

There is nothing you can do to change me

Declaring resistance to change, asserting self-determination.

When you come into my own, and I told you to go home

Recalling a previous encounter, instructing the person to leave.

Better men know a woman's worth

Highlighting the value that worthy men recognize in a woman.

Better men aren't afraid to please her

Stating that capable men are not hesitant to bring pleasure to a woman.

I know right from wrong

Claiming a moral understanding, acknowledging the partner's unsuitability.

You were wrong for me

Affirming the realization of a past relationship's incompatibility.

You gotta be better baby

Encouraging personal growth and improvement in the partner.

You can try to find another woman dear

Suggesting the possibility of finding happiness with someone else.

If that makes you feel better baby

Allowing the partner to explore other options for emotional satisfaction.

You can move to the back of the line dear

Advising the partner to step back and wait for their turn.

And you know I ain't bluffin' baby

Assuring the seriousness of not yielding to emotional pressure.

Don't come crying to me oh

Warning against seeking solace, rejecting the role of a savior.

Cause I'm not your answer no more

Confirming the end of being a solution or support for the partner.

Better men know a woman's worth

Reiterating the recognition of a woman's value by deserving men.

Better men aren't afraid to please her

Emphasizing the courage of capable men in satisfying a woman.

I know right from wrong

Reaffirming a moral compass, acknowledging past misjudgment.

You were wrong for me

Confirming the unsuitability of the past partner.

You gotta be better baby

Encouraging continuous improvement in the partner.

Gotta be, gotta be, gotta be better baby

Repeating the need for the partner to become better for the relationship.

Better men know a woman's worth

Restating the recognition of a woman's value by deserving men.

Better men aren't afraid to please her

Emphasizing the fearlessness of capable men in satisfying a woman.

I know right from wrong

Reiterating a moral stance, acknowledging past misjudgment.

You were wrong for me

Reaffirming the unsuitability of the past partner.

You gotta be better baby

Encouraging continuous improvement in the partner.

Better men know a woman's worth

Final acknowledgment of a woman's value by deserving men.

Better men aren't afraid to please her

Final emphasis on the courage of capable men in satisfying a woman.

I know right from wrong

Reiterating a moral stance, acknowledging past misjudgment.

You were wrong for me

Final affirmation of the unsuitability of the past partner.

You gotta be better baby

Concluding with the persistent need for the partner to become better.

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