Get The Funk Out Ma Face
Funk Liberation: Embrace the Groove and Get the Funk Out Ma Face
Lyrics
Get the funk out ma face
Expressing a desire for someone to remove negativity or unpleasantness from the speaker's life, particularly related to the funk genre of music.
Get the funk out ma face
Reiterating the plea to eliminate negativity, specifically in the form of funk, from the speaker's presence.
Get the funk out ma face
Continuing the emphasis on removing funk, which could symbolize troubles or difficulties, from the speaker's experience.
Get the funk out ma face
Repeating the call to get rid of funk, reinforcing the importance of eliminating negativity.
You don't like my music
Acknowledging that not everyone appreciates the speaker's music and suggesting that it is not mandatory for them to do so.
You don't have to use it
Highlighting that those who dislike the music are not obligated to make use of it or engage with it.
Funkin' is a thing that all of us release
Stating that funk is a universal expression that everyone releases, emphasizing its inherent nature.
You don't have to get it
Emphasizing that understanding or appreciating funk is not required; one simply needs to allow it to exist.
All you do is let it
Suggesting that experiencing funk is passive; one just needs to let it happen without active involvement.
Then you'll know exactly how to groove
Indicating that by letting funk happen, individuals will naturally learn how to enjoy and participate in the groove.
You don't like my music
Reiterating that disliking the music does not necessitate using it and underlining the voluntary nature of engaging with funk.
You don't have to use it
Re-emphasizing that funk is a universal expression that everyone releases, irrespective of personal preferences.
Funkin' is a thing that all of us release
Restating the idea that funk is inherent and released by everyone, reinforcing its natural existence.
You don't have to play it
Asserting that there is no obligation to play, say, or even try to sing the music disliked by others.
You don't have to say it
Reiterating the freedom to abstain from engaging with the disliked music in any form.
You don't even have to try to sing it
Emphasizing the lack of necessity to make an effort to sing or participate in any way with the music one does not like.
Get the funk out ma face
Restating the initial plea to remove funk from the speaker's face, maintaining the theme of eliminating negativity.
Get the funk out ma face
Repeating the urgency to get rid of funk, reinforcing the importance of distancing oneself from negativity.
Get the funk out ma face
Continuing the emphasis on removing funk from the speaker's face, stressing the desire for a positive and pleasant experience.
Get the funk out ma face
Reiterating the call to get rid of funk, underscoring the speaker's determination to eliminate negativity from their life.
You don't like my music
Reiterating that not everyone appreciates the speaker's music and emphasizing the optional nature of engaging with it.
You don't have to use it
Highlighting that those who dislike the music are not obligated to make use of it or engage with it.
Funkin' is a thing that all of us release
Stating that funk is a universal expression that everyone releases, emphasizing its inherent nature.
You don't have to get it
Suggesting that experiencing funk is passive; one just needs to let it happen without active involvement.
All you do is let it
Indicating that by letting funk happen, individuals will naturally learn how to enjoy and participate in the groove.
Then tell us our funk did you some good
Concluding with a question, asking if allowing funk into one's life has been beneficial or positive.
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