Sweetness

Beres Hammond's song 'Sweetness' is a soulful expression of admiration and affection. The lyrics convey a deep sense of longing and appreciation for a woman's beauty and essence. In the first verse, the singer ponders what others might have said to the woman he admires, hoping that they have spoken truthfully about her captivating qualities. He suggests that any compliment such as having 'heaven in your eyes' would be an understatement for her allure.

The chorus is a catchy and repetitive affirmation of the woman's sweetness, niceness, and endearing qualities, likening her to a 'suga dumpling.' The repetition of these terms emphasizes the singer's belief that if no one has called her by these affectionate nicknames, they have failed to recognize her true worth. The song's title itself, 'Sweetness,' encapsulates the overall theme of the song, which is the celebration of the woman's delightful nature.

In the second verse, the narrative shifts slightly to address the behavior of other men who, driven by desire, fail to stay true to their own partners because they are captivated by the same woman the singer admires. This verse highlights the woman's irresistible charm that even makes other men wishful. Beres Hammond's smooth reggae style adds a layer of warmth and sincerity to the song, making it not just a declaration of love but also a soothing melody that resonates with the listener's own experiences of affection and desire.