Drug Dealer Girl
Intoxicating Connections: Unveiling the Meaning Behind 'Drug Dealer Girl'
Lyrics
Now you may never be on a Maybelline commercial
Recognition that the person may not fit traditional beauty standards but plays a significant role.
But you always let me know when you got some purple
Acknowledging the communication about obtaining marijuana (purple).
See, I can't let you walk away, I can't let you walk away
Expressing the desire for the person not to leave and to share a joint.
You need to light one with me
Encouraging the partner to smoke with the speaker.
So you could be my drug dealer, girl
Repetition of the desire for the person to be the speaker's drug dealer, emphasizing it.
So you could be my drug dealer, girl
-So you could be, be, be my drug dealer, girl
-So you could be my drug dealer, girl
-You might never sell enough of this stuff to move off your street
Suggesting the person may not sell a significant amount but provides free marijuana to the speaker.
But every time I call you let me light one up for free
Highlighting the generosity of the person in providing free drugs.
I'm sure that you're never ever gonna be a runway model
Downplaying the likelihood of the person becoming a runway model.
But you can make a bomb ass piece out of a water bottle
Complimenting the person's skill in crafting a smoking device.
And when you count my money
Expressing attraction to the person when handling money and jokingly offering to buy a significant amount for their presence.
You look so sexy to me
-And it might sound funny
-But I would by a O-Z
-Just to get you in my bed room
Expressing a desire to have the person in the speaker's bedroom.
Drug dealer, girl
Reiteration of the desire for the person to be the speaker's drug dealer.
So you could be my drug dealer, girl
-So you could be, be, be my drug dealer, girl
-So you could be my drug dealer, girl
-Something 'bout the way that you weigh and bag my eighters
Commenting on the person's skills in weighing and bagging marijuana.
You even gave me my own number to put in your pager
Highlighting the closeness of the relationship by sharing personal contact information.
I still never seen you cough when you hit the bong
Noting the absence of coughing when using a bong and requesting marijuana that aids in songwriting.
See, gimme that shit that helps me write my songs
-And when you count my money
Repetition of expressing attraction during financial transactions and the desire to have the person in the bedroom.
You look so sexy to me
-And it might sound funny
-But I would by a O-Z
-Just to get you in my bed room
-Drug dealer, girl
Reiteration of the desire for the person to be the speaker's drug dealer.
So you could be my drug dealer, girl
-So you could be, be, be my drug dealer, girl
-So you could be my drug dealer, girl
-(Girlfriend)
Introducing the idea of the person being both a girlfriend and a drug dealer.
You should be my girlfriend
-(Girlfriend)
-My drug dealer and my
-(Girlfriend)
-You should be my girl
-(Girlfriend)
Repetition of phrases emphasizing smoking and sharing drugs with the person.
Puff it, pass it, push it, pedal it
-(Girlfriend)
-Puff it, pass it, push it, pedal it
-(Girlfriend)
-Puff it, pass it, push it, pedal it
-Puff it, pass it, push it, push it
-(Drug dealer, girl)
-Puff it, pass it, push it, pedal it
-(Drug dealer, girl)
-Puff it, pass it, push it, pedal it
-(Drug dealer, girl)
-Puff it, pass it, push it, pedal it
-(Drug dealer, girl)
-Puff it, pass it, push it, pedal it
-You may never be on a Maybelline commercial
Repetition of the opening lines, emphasizing the importance of the person lighting a joint with the speaker.
But you always let me know when you got some purple
-See I can't let you walk away, I can't let you walk away
-You need to light one with me
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