Throw Your Phone in the Pool

Dive into Life's Quirks: Throw Your Phone in the Pool with The Canoes
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Lyrics

You're boss is here, he's kissing your cousin

Your boss is present, engaging romantically with your cousin.

He wants a date, and she wants a husband

The boss desires a casual meeting, while she seeks a serious relationship.

She's kind of screwy, he's kind of a tool

She is eccentric, and he is somewhat foolish or clueless.

She's throwing down, he's thrown his phone in the pool

She is confidently asserting herself, and he is expressing frustration by tossing his phone into the pool.


Nothing to win

No tangible rewards or victories are at stake.

Nothing to lose

No potential losses are imminent.

Nothing to prove

No need to demonstrate one's worth.

No one to rule

No authority to dominate over others.

Genius to genius

Intellectually equal interactions.

Fool to fool

Interactions between two foolish individuals.

You wanna kick it old school?

Do you want to return to traditional ways?

Just throw your phone in the pool

Suggesting a carefree solution to stress: throwing one's phone into the pool.

Yeah, it'll be cool

Emphasizing that the suggested action will be enjoyable or socially acceptable.

Throw your phone in the pool

Reiteration of the recommendation to throw one's phone into the pool.


He has a coin and she has a flower

He possesses a coin, and she possesses a flower.

She has a lifetime and he has an hour

She has a long time ahead, while he has only a short duration.

She needs a shrink and he needs a shower

She requires psychological help, and he needs to take a shower.

He's hungry for love, she's hungry for power

He is seeking love, and she is seeking influence or control.


Donkey for donkey

Exchange or trade of similar things or qualities.

Mule for mule

A parallel exchange of undesirable or unimpressive attributes.

Flunky for flunky

Equivalent exchange of subordinate or ineffective individuals.

Fool to fool

Interactions between two foolish parties.

Kind for kind

Similarities in temperament or behavior.

Cruel for cruel

Equivalent harshness or unkindness.

Rock for rock

Exchange of solid or unyielding qualities.

Jewel for jewel for jewel

Repetition emphasizing the exchange of valuable qualities.

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