

Prompt / Lyrics
[Verse 1] First thing in the morning Head scarf, house shoes on You hum a little melody Coffee, praise, then gone You hold me when I'm empty Laugh when I act tough You pray over my foolishness Still say I'm enough [Chorus] You my Black Queen, my forever God’s hands all over your frame You my answered prayer in the flesh I’ll die saying your name From your crown down to your feet, love Every scar, every shade, every strand You my Black Queen, my forever One of God’s gifts to a black man [Verse 2] Sunday dress and side-eye You see right through my pride Finger on that wedding ring “Baby, we gon’ survive” You ride through every season Storms and sunshine too World can keep on doubting us I still choose you [Chorus] You my Black Queen, my forever God’s hands all over your frame You my answered prayer in the flesh I’ll die saying your name From your crown down to your feet, love Every scar, every shade, every strand You my Black Queen, my forever One of God’s gifts to a black man [Bridge] If my knees get weak You the strength in my bones (oh yeah) If I ever lose my way You’re the way back home We gone wrinkle, we gone gray Still I’ll hold your hand ‘Cause I know who you are And whose you am [Chorus] You my Black Queen, my forever God’s hands all over your frame You my answered prayer in the flesh I’ll die saying your name From your crown down to your feet, love Every scar, every shade, every strand You my Black Queen, my forever One of God’s gifts to a black man
Tags
rap, Slow-burning blues-soul ballad over a sparse trap groove; warm Rhodes and mellow guitar licks ride a thick sub-bass line. Male vocals, intimate and gritty on verses, open into churchy stacked harmonies on the hook. Snare stays laid-back while 808-style lows bloom under sustained organ chords; final chorus lifts with ad-lib runs and subtle choir pads., bassline, r&b, beautiful, soul, beats, blues
3:40
No
2/15/2026