@[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.
1 for the trouble 8 for the road
7 to get ready when i'm lettin off all my load.
Funk buddah monk in the trunk
I got you thumpin so hard
Up and down the boulivard.
I'm a natural born cap peeler
Strap dealer on the west coast
Settin it off no one's realer
Get your fix of the uncut funk
A small dose of the skunk weed
Like it supposed to be move it out
Just move it on out what you talkin about son
I got the first shot and its all over now
One nation under a groove
Smoke a pound for the skunk of it
Every time i make a move.
Smooth and together raw like leather
Ain't goin out like a punk never.
(Hook)
Check it out 1, 2, cypress kru
What you wanna do. [Repeat]
Its the number one money maker
Money take a few steps back
I'm on a plane to jamaica
Puffin on a fat white owl
Tuff shit for the fool thinkin i'm foul
I got the ruff shit.
Hard rock bone break stoned raider
In the temple of boom not safe to assume
That i be lettin shit slide no way
Bitch niggas can hide but i'll find their ass
Some day. Check it out 1' 2 cypress kru
What you wanna do
Where ever you are put your motha fuckin spliff
In the air sound off like you got a pair
When i kick to the metronome click
Be lookin around cuz the shit ain't over with yet
People can't understand my situation
Now they're cought up in a soul assassination
Fool just take cover its all over
When i break you off a chunk of this motha fucka
(hook)
Check it out 1, 2, cypress kru
What you wanna do [repeat].
7 to get ready when i'm lettin off all my load.
Funk buddah monk in the trunk
I got you thumpin so hard
Up and down the boulivard.
I'm a natural born cap peeler
Strap dealer on the west coast
Settin it off no one's realer
Get your fix of the uncut funk
A small dose of the skunk weed
Like it supposed to be move it out
Just move it on out what you talkin about son
I got the first shot and its all over now
One nation under a groove
Smoke a pound for the skunk of it
Every time i make a move.
Smooth and together raw like leather
Ain't goin out like a punk never.
(Hook)
Check it out 1, 2, cypress kru
What you wanna do. [Repeat]
Its the number one money maker
Money take a few steps back
I'm on a plane to jamaica
Puffin on a fat white owl
Tuff shit for the fool thinkin i'm foul
I got the ruff shit.
Hard rock bone break stoned raider
In the temple of boom not safe to assume
That i be lettin shit slide no way
Bitch niggas can hide but i'll find their ass
Some day. Check it out 1' 2 cypress kru
What you wanna do
Where ever you are put your motha fuckin spliff
In the air sound off like you got a pair
When i kick to the metronome click
Be lookin around cuz the shit ain't over with yet
People can't understand my situation
Now they're cought up in a soul assassination
Fool just take cover its all over
When i break you off a chunk of this motha fucka
(hook)
Check it out 1, 2, cypress kru
What you wanna do [repeat].
Lyrics submitted by 3ssence
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