Keyshia Cole’s song “I Don’t Want Your Man” was released in 2007 as part of her second studio album “Just Like You”. The song was written by Keyshia Cole herself along with the help of Ron Fair and George M. Harry. The song features a mid-tempo beat and is a classic R&B song that tells a story of a woman who is telling her friend that she doesn’t want her man.
Verse 1
The first verse of the song starts off with Keyshia telling her friend that she knows that her man is cheating on her with her. She also tells her friend that she has seen him with other women and that she knows that he is not being faithful to her. Keyshia then goes on to say that she doesn’t want her friend’s man and that she would never do anything like that to her friend.
Chorus
The chorus of the song is catchy and is one of the most memorable parts of the song. The chorus goes like this: “I don’t want your man. I don’t need your man. I don’t love your man. But you can’t understand.”
Verse 2
In the second verse of the song, Keyshia tells her friend that she doesn’t want to hurt her and that she is not trying to steal her man. She tells her friend that she is happy being single and that she doesn’t need a man to make her happy. Keyshia also tells her friend that she is not interested in playing games with men and that she is only interested in being with a man who is honest and faithful.
Bridge
The bridge of the song is where Keyshia really shines. She sings about how she knows that her friend’s man is not good enough for her and that she deserves better. Keyshia also tells her friend that she needs to stand up for herself and that she needs to leave her man if he is not treating her right.
Conclusion
“I Don’t Want Your Man” is a classic R&B song that is still popular today. The song is about friendship, loyalty, and standing up for yourself. Keyshia Cole’s powerful vocals and heartfelt lyrics make this song a must-listen for anyone who has ever been cheated on or has had a friend who has been cheated on. The song is a reminder that we all deserve to be treated with respect and that we should never settle for less than we deserve.
