@[Diderik:33655] "Your a holiday!" Was a popular term used in the 50s/60s to compliment someone on their all around. For example, not only are they beautiful, but they are fun and kind too ... just an all around "holiday".
I think your first comment is closer to being accurate. The singer/song writers state "Millions of eyes can see, yet why am i so blind!? When the someone else is me, its unkind its unkind". I believe hes referring to the girl toying with him and using him. He wants something deeper with her, thats why he allows himself to be as a puppet (even though for her fun and games) as long as it makes her happy. But he knows deep down that she doesnt really want to be serious with him and thats what makes him.
Oh, yeah
Yeah
Seein' you last week, thought that we were cool
You was with some bitches I never knew, I never met
You was actin' all brand new
How you gonna pay for your car and your crib with
Youtube checks and guest list
I'm friends with everybody you been havin' sex with
If it ain't me, if it ain't me
Who's gon' turn you to a wife from the trap queen?
If it ain't me, if it ain't me
Who's gon' change your life, who's gonna lay the pipe exactly how you like?
Who's gon' make it right, who's gon' change your life?
Who's gon' make you top priority?
Top priority
Top priority
Top priority
Shawty's such a pretty little thug
Smile like sunshine but let a chick talk slick just one time (she snappin')
She accustomed to the trappin'
She don't let it happen, she make it happen
Ballplayers and the D-boys and make it rappin'
Be the type that should be attracted
So fancy but so much on the outside that nobody can see
How smart you are, how funny
Loyal and about your money
Well I can, baby (I can baby)
You know you're bad, you could have any man, baby
But I got a big heart, good sex
M's in the bank and a motherfuckin' plan baby
You gonna hit me up?
If it ain't me, if it ain't me, babe
Who's gonna take you to a wife from the trap queen?
Said if it ain't me babe, if it ain't me
Who gon' change your life, who's gonna lay the pipe just the way you like?
Say who gon' make it right, change your life?
Make you top priority?
Ay, top priority
Make you top priority
Top priority
Yeah
Seein' you last week, thought that we were cool
You was with some bitches I never knew, I never met
You was actin' all brand new
How you gonna pay for your car and your crib with
Youtube checks and guest list
I'm friends with everybody you been havin' sex with
If it ain't me, if it ain't me
Who's gon' turn you to a wife from the trap queen?
If it ain't me, if it ain't me
Who's gon' change your life, who's gonna lay the pipe exactly how you like?
Who's gon' make it right, who's gon' change your life?
Who's gon' make you top priority?
Top priority
Top priority
Top priority
Shawty's such a pretty little thug
Smile like sunshine but let a chick talk slick just one time (she snappin')
She accustomed to the trappin'
She don't let it happen, she make it happen
Ballplayers and the D-boys and make it rappin'
Be the type that should be attracted
So fancy but so much on the outside that nobody can see
How smart you are, how funny
Loyal and about your money
Well I can, baby (I can baby)
You know you're bad, you could have any man, baby
But I got a big heart, good sex
M's in the bank and a motherfuckin' plan baby
You gonna hit me up?
If it ain't me, if it ain't me, babe
Who's gonna take you to a wife from the trap queen?
Said if it ain't me babe, if it ain't me
Who gon' change your life, who's gonna lay the pipe just the way you like?
Say who gon' make it right, change your life?
Make you top priority?
Ay, top priority
Make you top priority
Top priority
Lyrics submitted by Mellow_Harsher
Top Priority Lyrics as written by Shaffer Chimere Smith Matthew Musto
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