Jill describes the latter as a mature woman's point of view when it comes to telling another woman to let her man go. I am praying here. It's a slow, effortless swing, and one of Jill's most range-revealing tracks. A really important part of my work is that everybody have their own power. We don't follow like sheep.
Every child has their own.
Jill Scott was raised and lives in north Philadelphia, the big city that feels like a town. My mother would cry. While Jazzy Jeff and Fresh Prince rocked Central High School parties and The Roots were street performers, Jill was reading poetry at a local art spot, October Gallery. The crowds were growing and Jill was starting to hear things. Sounds in the words.