Take Care Of Business

The speaker addresses a lover with playful urgency, asking for closeness and action rather than conversation. The repeated request to “take care of business” gives the song a teasing, confident mood, while the later praise and declaration of love add warmth and admiration.

“Sit on top of your knee” suggests intimate physical closeness. “Take care of business” is an idiom for dealing with a task, but here it carries a sensual, suggestive meaning: the speaker is asking the lover to satisfy her. Calling him “God’s gift to all womanhood” is exaggerated praise, likely meant playfully as well as sincerely.

The lyrics present the speaker as active and direct about what she wants, not merely waiting for the lover to guess. Her request may be both erotic and affectionate, and the song’s humor keeps the tone light. We cannot know whether every boast is meant literally; it may be playful performance, genuine devotion, or a mixture of both.