Mild profanities pop up occasionally, as well as exclamations of "good god" and "dear god." The breakup song "Without You" implies that the couple shared a bed. Playing the lothario, Lewis objectifies and propositions women. He uses risqué language to position himself as a better partner ("What'cha Got 2 Lose?" and "Break Anotha"), lets ogling become an almost stalker-like sexual quest ("Gots to Get Her," "Know My Name") and has the nerve to paraphrase Scripture during the Prince-style come-on "She's Makin' Me Lose It" ("Heaven help me, I know not what I do/It's the devil in me that makes me want you/Can I taste your sweetness?"). Lewis treats love and lust as synonymns on most cuts, including "Here's My Hello" ("You turn me on, now don't turn it off ... Just stay here with me under the sheets").