Partition (Homecoming Live) – Beyoncé


(Drop)

Driver, roll up the partition, please

Driver, roll up the partition, please

Driver, roll up the partition, please

I don’t need you seeing ‘Yoncé on her knees

Took 45 minutes to get all dressed up

We ain’t even gonna make it to this club

Now my mascara running, red lipstick smudged

Oh, me so horny, yeah, he want to fuck

He popped all my buttons, and he ripped my blouse

He Monica Lewinsky-ed all on my gown

Oh, there daddy, daddy didn’t bring the towel

Oh, baby, baby, we better slow it down

Took 45 minutes to get all dressed up

We ain’t even gonna make it to this club

Take all of me

I just wanna be the girl you like (Girl you like)

The kind of girl you like (Girl you like)

Take all of me

I just wanna be the girl you like (Girl you like)

The kinda girl you like is right here with me

Right here with me, right here with me

Right here with me, right here with me

Right here with me, right here with me

Right here with me, right here with me

Right here with me, right here with me

Right here with me, right here with me

Hello

Right here with me, right here with me

Right here with me, right here with me

Hello

Exploring Intimacy and Empowerment

In her live rendition of “Partition” from the Homecoming album, Beyoncé delivers a bold and seductive performance that celebrates female desire and agency. The lyrics paint an intimate picture, with the iconic line “Driver, roll up the partition, please” setting the stage for a moment of private passion. By referencing the effort it takes to get dressed up and the thrill of abandoning plans for spontaneous intimacy, Beyoncé captures the tension between public appearance and private vulnerability.

Confidence and Self-Expression

The repeated refrain, “I just wanna be the girl you like,” reflects a playful yet assertive yearning for validation, while simultaneously showcasing Beyoncé’s confidence in her own allure. The song’s blend of raw sensuality, humor, and candidness makes it a powerful statement of self-expression, highlighting the artist’s mastery in turning personal moments into universally resonant anthems.

Song Credits

Artist: Beyoncé
Songwriters: Beyoncé Knowles, Timbaland, Justin Timberlake, Jerome Harmon, Dwane Weir, Mike Dean, Jordan Asher
Release Year: 2019
Label: Columbia Records


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