Lyrics
My girl's two times the sun
Expressing admiration for the speaker's significant other, emphasizing her radiant qualities being compared to the sun.
But she's got three times the shine
Highlighting the exceptional brilliance or charisma of the girl, using a metaphor of shine.
It's a quarter past one
Indicating the late hour and implying that thoughts of the girl persist in the speaker's mind.
And girl you're still on my mind
Reiterating the lingering presence of the girl in the speaker's thoughts.
Am I trying too hard?
Expressing concern or self-doubt about the speaker's efforts to impress or connect with the girl.
Me say black, she say white, it's no good
Describing a disagreement or difference in perspectives between the speaker and the girl.
You hold your switchblade in your jet black dress
Painting a vivid image of the girl holding a switchblade, possibly suggesting a sense of danger or edginess.
And I'll tat your name to my chest
Symbolizing commitment by suggesting the speaker would tattoo the girl's name on their chest.
I keep it rolling off the tongue
Emphasizing the ease with which the speaker expresses love or affection.
Always on the run
Suggesting a restless or nomadic lifestyle, always on the move.
Finger on the gun
Introducing an element of danger or risk, possibly related to the girl or the speaker's lifestyle.
Pop!
Imitating the sound of a gunshot, adding intensity to the narrative.
Because I keep it loaded baby
Affirming a readiness for action or confrontation.
Yeah, I keep it loaded baby
Reiterating the speaker's preparedness for any situation.
But I ain't gotta shoot
Asserting that despite being prepared, the speaker hopes to avoid conflict.
No, I ain't gotta shoot
Repeating the sentiment of not wanting to resort to violence.
Because she says I'm bad
Reflecting the girl's perception of the speaker as "bad," possibly implying a rebellious or unconventional nature.
She says I'm bad
Repeating the girl's negative perception of the speaker for emphasis.
She says I'm bad
Continuing to emphasize the girl's judgment of the speaker's character.
But I ain't gotta shoot
Reiterating the speaker's preference for avoiding violence despite the negative perception.
Well ever since you...
Introducing a shift in the narrative, possibly referencing a significant event or change.
(Drop dead!)
Using the phrase "Drop dead!" as a dramatic expression, possibly marking a turning point in the story.
Girl you get your money by yourself
Empowering the girl for being independent and earning her own money.
Think it's funny? Don't you, hunny
Suggesting a sarcastic or ironic tone regarding the girl's financial independence.
Mother fucker stare I dare you to come in close
Confronting a potential threat with defiance, daring someone to approach.
Watch your step or you'll go ghost
Warning of potential consequences for getting too close, using the metaphor of going ghost.
She ain't no joke
Affirming the seriousness of the girl, dismissing any notion of her being a joke.
I've got my girl, my smoke
Listing personal possessions, possibly signifying the speaker's contentment or completeness.
But I ain't gotta shoot
Reiterating the speaker's reluctance to resort to violence.
No I ain't gotta shoot
Repeating the sentiment that the speaker doesn't want to use force.
Yeah, she go'n hurt you babe
Predicting that the girl will cause harm to others, possibly emotionally.
I know she go'n hurt you babe
Emphasizing the expectation of the girl causing pain to others.
Oh yeah, she go'n hurt you babe
Repeating the anticipation of the girl causing harm, reinforcing the warning.
So I ain't got to
Asserting the speaker's choice not to resort to violence despite the anticipated harm.
No I ain't gotta shoot
Reiterating the speaker's stance of avoiding violence despite being labeled as "bad."
Because she says I'm bad
Repeating the girl's judgment of the speaker as "bad."
She says I'm bad
Continuing the repetition of the girl's negative perception of the speaker's character.
She says I'm bad
Emphasizing the girl's view of the speaker as "bad."
But I ain't gotta shoot
Reiterating the speaker's choice not to resort to violence despite being labeled as "bad."
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