Preacher
Unleashing Desire: Ricky Rebel's Defiant Anthem of Liberation
Lyrics
Back up I'm not your Preacher
Expressing a refusal to be a preacher or guide.
Back up I'm not your Preacher
Reiteration of the refusal to be a preacher.
Back up I'm not your Preacher
Continued emphasis on not being a preacher.
Back up I'm not your
Reiteration of the rejection of the role of a preacher.
I met you in Waikiki
Recalling a meeting in Waikiki.
In the back of your red jeep
Describing a memorable encounter in a red jeep.
We did things that I can't believe
Reflecting on unconventional experiences.
I lock it up in my memory
Securing a memorable experience in one's mind.
I never said I was an angel
Denying claims of being an angel.
I never said
Repeating the denial of being an angel.
I never said
-I never said I was an angel
-Don't know if there's a heaven or hell
Expressing uncertainty about the afterlife.
But I know one thing…
Asserting knowledge about a certain aspect.
If you're looking
Offering to be a lover but not a preacher.
For salvation
-I'll be your lover your lover
-I'm not your preacher
Reiterating the refusal to be a preacher or religious figure.
I'm not your Jesus
-I'm not your father
-But I'll be your daddy, your daddy
-I'm not your preacher
-We met up in the front seat
Recalling another meeting, this time in a blue MINI.
On your knees in my blue MINI
Describing activities in the front seat.
We did things that I can't believe
Reflecting on surprising experiences.
Lock it in the spank bank memory yeah
Preserving explicit memories.
If you're looking
Repeating the offer to be a lover but not a preacher.
For salvation
-I'll be your lover your lover
-I'm not your preacher
-I'm not your jesus
-I'm not your father
-But I'll be your daddy, your daddy
-I'm not your preacher
Reiterating the refusal to be a preacher.
Afraid of some temptation
Addressing fears and societal judgments.
They call me Jezebel
-You're not having fun at all
-Too concerned with hell
-I don't know what happens
Expressing a carefree attitude toward the afterlife.
When I leave this Earth
-I'm gonna have a good time
-Get all that it's worth
-Don't try to change me
Rejecting attempts to change or confine.
Don't try to box me in
Expressing a desire for personal freedom.
I think I need to start my own religion
Contemplating the creation of a personal belief system.
Get in my bed get outta your head
Inviting someone into an intimate space.
You know you just came here to have little fun
Highlighting the pursuit of enjoyment.
All these punk haters on my feed
Addressing negative attention and criticism.
Try to pull me down
-Pretending not to see
Acknowledging positive aspects of one's life.
All the love that surrounds me
-They wish that they had my life
-I'm not ashamed of having good sex
Embracing personal vices without shame.
That's my only vice, that's right
-I never said I was an angel
Repeating the denial of being an angel.
I never said
-I never said
-I never said I was an angel
-Don't know if there's a heaven or hell
Expressing uncertainty about the afterlife.
I am not gonna be a saint
Rejecting the idea of becoming a saint.
No issues with my father
Asserting a desire to be a lover without issues.
I just want to be your lover
-Back up bitch I'm not your Preacher
Firmly refusing the role of a preacher.
If you're looking
Repeating the offer to be a lover but not a preacher.
For salvation
-I'll be your lover your lover
-I'm not your preacher
-I'm not your jesus
-I'm not your father
-But I'll be your daddy, your daddy
-I'm not your preacher
Reiterating the rejection of being a preacher.
'cuz I just want to have fun
Expressing a desire for enjoyment before moral judgments.
Before my life is over
-I'm never gonna be a saint
-Back up, I'm not your Preacher
Repeating the refusal to be a preacher and emphasizing personal priorities.
Back up, I'm not your preacher
-You need to see a doctor
-Why don't you see a therapist
-He might help you with that shit
-'cuz I just want to have fun
-Before my life is over
-I'm never gonna be a saint
-Back up, I'm not your Preacher
Final rejection of the preacher role.
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