Uno, dos, tres, catorces


Hello, hello

I'm in a place called Vertigo

It's everything I wish I didn't know

Except you give me something I can feel

Feel

Your table manners are a crying shame
You're playing with your food just like some kind of game
Now if you starve to death you'll just have yourself to blame so eat it
Dont you tell me your full just eat it, eat it
Dont you make me repeat it
Have some more chicken, have some more fries
It doesn't matter if it's broiled or fried

I see earthquakes and lightnin'

Cornbread, Hog Jowls and chitilins

And I've been here before,one day I'll wake up

We represent the Lollipop Guild.

Chestnuts roasting on an open fire
Jack Frost nipping at your toes

(Gong sound at the end of song)

This seems that this is the entire chorus and even then I don't get it.

This is pretty much the entire chorus and it's, yawn, snore, BORING!!

While not as bad as "Let It Rain", this chorus is repeated several times and takes over most of the song's entire length.

hmm..where is it now...oh yeah...THE WHOLE F***ING CHORUS

With these lyrics and others throughout the song as clues, it doesn't take a genius to figure out just what Lalena's 'lot in life' is; she's a prostitute. Fortunately, Donovan does such a good job of not being explicit that he makes this song sound so innocuous.

What exactly happened in there that you don't want to forget?

I was about to present this song once for a school project, but at first didn't understand what the flower had to do with anything. When I asked my mom, she explained that it was a euphemism for her virginity, which led to an 'Oh' moment. I realized that ultimately this song is about a woman who vainly attempts to use sex to bribe a judge from executing her brother.

Bow In The Presence Of Greatness? You Should Be Honored By My Lateness? That I Would Show Up To This Fake S***? Bow To Kanye The Boastful!

If you heard this song ever (which I hope everyone has), the very tone sets up the fact that Sir Mix-a-Lot thinks he's all that.

"Sweet City Woman" by the Stampeders

The ellipses represent about ten seconds of guitar riff.

From Affection.

From Affection

From the Affection album.

Excluding the spoken lines, the song opens with it's title

This line is repeated throughout the song. However Luciana does sing, "Come on boy, come on boy, come on boy," at the end of her verse.