Southsiders

Repetition emphasizing the entire Southside.

Whole Southside

Whole Southside

Repetition of "Biddie bye bye" suggesting a dismissive farewell to someone.

Reference to being intimately involved with the Southside.

Expressing difficulty in describing how displeasing the situation is.

Criticism extends to a larger group, highlighting a negative view of people.

Critique of people imitating each other mindlessly, comparing them to ducks.

Suggesting a carefree attitude, enjoying music, and being carelessly playful.

Stretch your skin around the biggest drum

Originated from a neighborhood characterized by quick actions and a casual attitude.

And already gave away my stick of gum

Encouraging a positive approach to life, advising against unnecessary conflicts.

Life's too short to fight the feeling

Feeling uneasy or paranoid for no apparent reason, possibly triggered by specific songs.

When the jukebox plays "Don't Stop Believin'"

Asserting a rebellious attitude, noting that it's acceptable since it's not a permanent state.

But it's alright, it's a rental

Highlighting a nonchalant attitude towards consent, expressing a desire to pursue personal goals without settling.

We want what we want, we ain't trying to settle

Emphasizing lasting impact and importance, with different opinions on whether it's special or essential.

Some say special, some say essential

Mention of a daring confrontation with challenges, using musical metaphors (bass and trebel).

And separate the horns like bass and trebel

Reiteration of the Southside theme and dismissive farewell.

Whole Southside

Biddie bye bye, biddie bye bye, biddy bye bye, what?

Symbolic acts of marking one's presence and leaving a mark on significant moments.

Kissed my name on top of winter

Encouraging acknowledgment of oneself but warning against excessive self-indulgence.

But not too many times, it might dim your smile

Expressing a powerful impact, breaking down barriers, and inviting collaboration.

I'm a flood that thin little train that you call a lane

Knocked down any walls that remain

Asserting dominance and challenging others to bring their best efforts.

Contemplating one's legacy and leaving a choice of how to handle one's remains.

Put me in a jar and kiss my ashes

Or put my body in the middle of traffic

Suggesting a provocative and unconventional way to deal with one's remains.

Expressing love and admiration for advocates and a rebellious spirit against the establishment.

Y'all the baddest bitch, so passionate

Let me hear you say fuck the establishment

Challenging those who criticize and showcasing resilience against negativity.

And I'mma show you a hater and a masochist

Rejecting societal expectations and questioning assumptions about the speaker's responsibilities.

Do I look like I drive a fucking ambulance?

Repetition of the Southside theme and a dismissive farewell.

Whole Southside

Biddie bye bye, biddie bye bye, biddy bye bye, what?