King Hazy Lady
Journey Through Hazy Realms: A Melodic Exploration of Self-Discovery
Lyrics
King Hazy Lady she's driving herself crazy
King Hazy Lady is experiencing self-induced distress or confusion.
Two weeks on the kitchen floor
She has spent two weeks on the kitchen floor, suggesting a state of despair or hopelessness.
She says, "Later maybe
Expressing uncertainty about future actions, hinting at a potential positive interaction later.
I'll touch you and you'll thank me
Anticipating a future where physical contact leads to gratitude.
Yeah it's two for one, it's four for four"
Referencing a transaction or exchange, possibly related to emotions or experiences.
Stretching on the pavement I am
Engaging in a physical activity, possibly a metaphor for seeking enlightenment or escape.
Hanging upside down it's Heaven
Describing an unconventional perspective, finding bliss or positivity in an upside-down position.
Heaven all the time it's Heaven
Repeatedly emphasizing the idea that the upside-down state is heavenly and constant.
Heaven all the time it's Heaven
-Heaven all the time
-King Hazy Lady
Reiterating the identification of the woman as "King Hazy Lady."
Begs, "Someone will you pay me
Requesting compensation for a self-inflicted action, possibly seeking validation or acknowledgment.
To whack my face against the floor
Describing a peculiar request involving hitting her face against the floor.
It sounds a little strange
Suggesting that the strange request yields similar emotional results.
But it feels just the same
Highlighting the paradox that, though strange, the action brings about familiar feelings.
At least I'd get to dress warm"
Expressing a desire for comfort even in unconventional circumstances.
Stretching on the pavement I am
Continuation of the physical activity, reinforcing the unconventional perspective.
Hanging upside down
Repeating the upside-down position, possibly emphasizing the pursuit of an alternate reality.
It's Heaven heaven all the time
Reiterating the theme of constant heavenly experiences in an unconventional setting.
It's Heaven heaven all the time
-This happens in Heaven all the time
-This happens in Heaven all the time
Stating that the described events are commonplace in the heavenly context.
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