Lyrics
Just stay out of my face
Requesting someone to stay away and not confront.
And get out of this place
Asking the person to leave the current location.
Stop pulling my string
Expressing discomfort with being controlled or manipulated.
If you want a nice face
Suggesting that if someone desires a pleasant appearance, they should leave.
Boy
Addressing the individual as a boy, possibly emphasizing immaturity or disrespect.
None so dull as spoken word
Criticizing the uninteresting nature of spoken words, particularly societal expectations regarding girls.
Things like "girls be seen not heard"
Quoting a restrictive belief about girls ("girls be seen not heard").
And when she fights you back
Encouraging resistance when faced with oppression.
Don't call her Amazon
Advising against labeling a defiant woman as "Amazon," possibly alluding to a strong, independent woman.
Be very quiet,
Suggesting the virtue of silence in certain situations.
Nothing to say
Emphasizing the importance of conforming to societal norms for a smooth experience.
Talk like a nice boy
Encouraging polite and conventional speech for social acceptance.
And you'll be O.K.
Implying compliance with societal expectations ensures a trouble-free existence.
You dig
Confirming understanding or agreement with the previous statements.
A slice of heaven is what you are
Complimenting someone as a heavenly or ideal being.
Said Mary Joe in her little car
Quoting Mary Joe praising the person's heavenly nature in her car.
A slice of heaven is what you are
Reiterating the characterization of the individual as a slice of heaven.
Now sensual big ladies are
Introducing the idea that sensual, larger women also possess heavenly qualities.
Stranger in town
Referring to someone unfamiliar in the area.
Plenty of cash
Noting the person's wealth but highlighting their inappropriate location for flaunting it.
But you're in the wrong place friend
Advising that the person is in the wrong place if seeking attention or admiration.
If you want to be flash
Emphasizing that flaunting wealth is not acceptable in the current context.
Dig it
Confirming understanding or agreement with the previous statements.
The sweetest girl I ever knew
Recalling a positive memory of a remarkable tall girl with blue eyes.
Was six feet four with eyes of blue
Describing the physical attributes of the memorable girl.
She's so wonderful
Expressing admiration for the wonderful qualities of the tall girl.
Don't call her Amazon
Reiterating the warning not to label such exceptional women as "Amazon."
A slice of heaven is what you are
Repeating the compliment of being a slice of heaven from a different perspective.
Said Mary Joe in her sports car
Quoting Mary Joe praising the person's heavenly nature in her sports car.
Such a darling child
Affectionately referring to the person as a darling child.
Don't call her Amazon
Reiterating the caution against labeling the person as "Amazon."
A-M-A-Z-O-N
Spelling out "Amazon" as a final emphasis on avoiding the label.
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