Three Hundred Pounds of Hongry
Soulful Indulgence: Embracing Love in Three Hundred Pounds
Lyrics
Three hundred pounds of hongry
Expressing the weight of the person, emphasizing hunger.
Down to the house every Sunday
Describing a regular routine of going to the house every Sunday.
Boil them taters and butter them buns
Preparing potatoes and buttering buns as part of a meal.
Licking that grease right off them thumbs
Enjoying food, indicated by licking grease off thumbs.
Three hundred pounds, as tall as he's round
Reiterating the person's weight, noting their round stature.
And every pound of that body's so fine
Praising the physique, describing each pound as fine.
I can hardly believe that it's all mine
Expressing disbelief that the described body is theirs.
Hey, how that three hundred pounds amaze me
Expressing amazement at the impact of the person's weight.
When he gets down in the gravy
Highlighting enjoyment when the person is involved in cooking (gravy).
I'm loving that body, what a soulful dude
Expressing love for the person's body and soul.
When he gets down on that barbecue
Noting enjoyment when the person is barbecuing.
Three hundred pounds, as tall as he's round
Repeating the person's weight and round shape.
And every pound of that body's so fine
Reiterating admiration for each pound of the body.
I can hardly believe that it's all mine, all mine
Reiterating disbelief that the body is theirs, emphasizing possession.
Everybody asks me why
Addressing questions about loving a person of such size.
Do you love a man that's twice your size
Responding to inquiries about the attraction to a larger person.
Well, don't you know it's the bigger the better
Expressing a preference for a larger size, suggesting bigger is better.
That three hundred pounds sho' 'nuf got it all together
Affirming that the three hundred pounds possess desirable qualities.
Look at him, Lord, getting those grits
Observing the person enjoying grits, possibly in a pleasing manner.
Lovin' him more, the bigger he gets
Expressing increased love as the person grows larger.
Now let yourself go, you big old thing
Encouraging the person to be themselves, regardless of size.
Don't you know I don't care if you weighs a ton
Indicating that the speaker doesn't mind the person's weight.
Long as I can butter them buns, your buns, my buns
Highlighting a willingness to enjoy intimate moments regardless of weight.
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