Cells
Unlocking Secrets: Rosemother's 'Cells' Reveals Hidden Messages in Every Beat
Lyrics
Oh I can tell
Expressing the ability to perceive or sense something.
I can tell
Reiteration of the ability to perceive or sense something.
It's in the cells
Suggesting that the sensed quality or information is inherent in the speaker's cells.
In the cells
Reiteration of the idea that the sensed quality is within the cells.
I've got awful bad senses, the room don't sit well so I'll leave it empty
Describing discomfort or unease in a space and the decision to leave it empty.
Cuz I can tell
Reaffirming the ability to perceive something, possibly related to the discomfort mentioned earlier.
I can tell
Reiteration of the ability to perceive something in the cells.
It's in the cells
Restating that the perceived quality is within the cells.
In the cells
Suggesting negative progress or development, advised against trying to impress.
You've made awful bad progress, some entity told me there's no need to impress
Continuation of negative progress, being told not to impress by some external entity.
Roses, I'm trading up
Introducing the theme of trading up with roses, possibly metaphorical.
If you trust me then you'll get your cut
Implying that trust will lead to a share of benefits or rewards.
We can barter and trade
Emphasizing the concept of bartering and trading in a transactional context.
Everybody's gotta get paid before they take every dollar
Highlighting the importance of getting paid before potential losses.
Get paid before they take every penny you make
Stressing the need to secure payment before potential financial setbacks.
You gotta get paid
Reiteration of the necessity to receive payment.
Oh I can sell
Expressing the ability to sell something.
I can sell
Reiteration of the ability to sell.
Put on a spell
Referring to the act of casting a spell or creating an enchantment.
Spell
Reiteration of the spell-casting concept.
We love our wonderful presidents but more for the portraits on Benjamin's
Expressing admiration for presidents, with a focus on their portraits on currency (Benjamin Franklin on the $100 bill).
Cuz I can sell
Reiteration of the ability to sell, possibly related to admiration for currency.
I can sell
Reiteration of the ability to sell.
Put on a spell
Reiteration of the spell-casting concept.
Spell
-Nothing to it but working hard, no-one gets rich from folding their cards
Stating that hard work is essential for success, cautioning against relying solely on chance.
Daydreams, I'm trading up
Continuation of the theme of trading up, this time with daydreams.
If you trust me then you'll get your cut
Linking trust to potential benefits or rewards in the context of daydreams.
We can barter and trade
Reiterating the idea of bartering and trading for mutual gain.
Everybody's gotta get paid before they take every dollar
Emphasizing the importance of receiving payment before potential losses.
Get paid before they take every penny you make
Reiterating the need to secure payment before potential financial setbacks.
You gotta get paid
Reiteration of the necessity to receive payment.
We like money
Expressing a positive attitude towards money.
Ooh don't act like you don't
Addressing the hypocrisy of pretending not to like money.
We like money
Reiteration of the positive attitude towards money.
Ooh don't like you don't
Reiteration of addressing the hypocrisy of pretending not to like money.
We like money
Reiteration of the positive attitude towards money.
Ooh don't act like you don't
Reiteration of addressing the hypocrisy of pretending not to like money.
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