In regards to the meaning of this song:
Before a live performance on the EP Five Stories Falling, Geoff states “It’s about the last time I went to visit my grandmother in Columbus, and I saw that she was dying and it was the last time I was going to see her. It is about realizing how young you are, but how quickly you can go.”
That’s the thing about Geoff and his sublime poetry, you think it’s about one thing, but really it’s about something entirely different. But the lyrics are still universal and omnipresent, ubiquitous, even. So relatable. That’s one thing I love about this band. I also love their live performances, raw energy and Geoff’s beautiful, imperfectly perfect vocals. His voice soothes my aching soul.
Find me
Find me
Wine me and dine me
Get fuckin' loaded
Party
I want to play guitar
And be a movie star
Be in the be -movies
And take off all my clothes
Who do you want me to be
Who do I want to be
Who do you want me to be
Get fuckin' loaded
Party
Get fuckin' loaded
Mi numero di telefono
E le 2-7-8-7-8-2-7
Ciao bello ragazz o ciao
Get fuckin' loaded
And how's your money
Are you fuckin' loaded?
Party
Here I am
R-A-W
Put it down the way that I love to do
Verbally that's the best you can get
'Cause y'all come loaded with special effects
A big Benz so that you can floss with it
Ice style 'til your neck's frost-bit
Rocks for your medallion to shine
Dressed head to toe in Italian design
All night trying to ball right
Mack-a-docious, Loaded
Let your neck flow
With shots of X-O
From the first shelf
Don't hurt yourself
You know it's all quite funny to me
It really don't matter what money you see
'Cause while your wife's out dressed in Gucci
I can put your girl buck-naked in a Hootie
Find me
Wine me and dine me
Get fuckin' loaded
Party
I want to play guitar
And be a movie star
Be in the be -movies
And take off all my clothes
Who do you want me to be
Who do I want to be
Who do you want me to be
Get fuckin' loaded
Party
Get fuckin' loaded
Mi numero di telefono
E le 2-7-8-7-8-2-7
Ciao bello ragazz o ciao
Get fuckin' loaded
And how's your money
Are you fuckin' loaded?
Party
Here I am
R-A-W
Put it down the way that I love to do
Verbally that's the best you can get
'Cause y'all come loaded with special effects
A big Benz so that you can floss with it
Ice style 'til your neck's frost-bit
Rocks for your medallion to shine
Dressed head to toe in Italian design
All night trying to ball right
Mack-a-docious, Loaded
Let your neck flow
With shots of X-O
From the first shelf
Don't hurt yourself
You know it's all quite funny to me
It really don't matter what money you see
'Cause while your wife's out dressed in Gucci
I can put your girl buck-naked in a Hootie
Lyrics submitted by weezerific:cutlery
Loaded Lyrics as written by Scott Jeffrey Rice Matthew Joseph Banks
Lyrics © CAK MUSIC PUBLISHING, INC, Hipgnosis Songs Group
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@MrHorrible do you know where this quote is from? Yours is one of very few results on the entire internet and I registered just to leave this comment :)<br /> <br /> I've been listening to the promo version of the album since 2001 that features this quote as the segue between Loaded and Speed.
@gingerbeardman I had forgotten but I guess I do have the promo version. I didn't know this wasn't on the regular album. I wish I could help you with where the sample came from. I'm guessing it's from something Canadian that none of us have ever heard about. Always makes me laugh though!
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