Balance
Unveiling the Complexities of Love: Eugenio Oliveras' 'Balance' Explained
Lyrics
She a Kissimmee vibe
Describing her as having a vibe associated with Kissimmee.
With some Tennessee thighs
Highlighting her physical features, particularly her thighs reminiscent of Tennessee.
She don't need no man
Expressing independence; she doesn't rely on a man.
Got no reason
Stating that she lacks a specific reason (for something).
Cuántas bebidas más para irnos a la suite de mi hotel?
Asking how many more drinks are needed to go to the suite of his hotel.
Balance the uneven
Encouraging the idea of balancing the uneven, possibly in a relationship context.
Even
-Even
-Even
-Even (Yeah)
-Even if that means you gotta man aside
Suggesting that even if she has a man, it's okay to set him aside.
This the season
Referring to a particular season, possibly a metaphorical season in life.
Tell me what you fantasize
Inviting her to share her fantasies.
Yeah
Repetition for emphasis on agreement or confirmation.
Yeah (Okay)
-Yeah
-Yeah (Okay)
-She a Kissimmee vibe
Reiteration of her qualities and independence.
With some Tennessee thighs
-She don't need no man
-Got no reason
-Cuántas bebidas más para irnos a la suite de mi hotel?
Repeating the question about going to the hotel suite after more drinks.
Balance the uneven
Repetition emphasizing the importance of balance.
Even
-Even
-Even
-Even (Yeah)
-Even if that means you gotta man aside
Reiterating that it's acceptable to set aside her current man.
This the season
Repetition of the reference to the specific season.
Tell me what you fantasize
Repeating the invitation to share fantasies.
Yeah
Repetition for emphasis on agreement or confirmation.
Yeah
-Yeah
-Yeah
-(Baby, O Baby, I can treat you right)
Expressing the speaker's ability to treat her right.
Got no reason
Reiterating the lack of a specific reason (for something).
Yeah
Repetition for emphasis on agreement or confirmation.
Yeah
-I can put you down
Asserting the speaker's ability to satisfy her needs.
You gon' lift me up —
Suggesting reciprocity; she will lift him up in return.
Vamos para mi hotel
Expressing a desire to go to the speaker's hotel.
Despues de beber a ver
Asking what happens after drinking.
Como — terminas-minas-minas-minas-minas
Unclear line; possibly referencing how things end or progress after drinking.
(I can treat you right)
Reiteration of the speaker's ability to treat her right.
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