The fish who keeps on swimming.
Is the first to chill upstream.
I want your fish right by me.
That's how it has to be.
The songs I sing they don't mean a thing if you're not there to hear it,
But then soon is the time you'll be by my side.
It's copesetic if you let it so set up and keep the down stream down and up stream up.
Girlfriend boots and all you lookin' fresh again.
Move toward me so I can smell the sweetness of your flesh dam.
Cool down your fine self when I find my way to the wetness of your sweet mouth.

Sweetly in every way that you treat me.
A fish story but you know it's picture perfect.
Our morning glory every time that we wake.
The morning ride is the longest ride take it.

Like this take it like that take a yin and a yang.
It's time to find the kind.
Like my man jack sprat to do down forever it's wetter.
Titillate the flow.
Can't say it any better.
Swimmin' and hummin' with a body and soul.
It's time to find the kind titillate the flow.
Swimmin' and hummin'.
Can't say it any better.
My Stoney Baby.
My Stoney Baby.

And now I'm in here with my friend ruskie.
In their house but they're not home.
If they find out what's been on.
They'll kick us out and we'll be gone.
No pool and that's not too cool.
The songs I sing they don't mean a thing. If you're not there to hear it,
But then soon is the time you'll be by my side.
It's copesetic if you let it so set it up and keep the down stream down and up stream up.

My stoney, my baby, swings w/the groovin'. Funk the groovin' thang whistlin'.
As I rip my rhymes.
Time and time again struttin'. And in the summertime.

So screw it strip down and be generic.
Strip down and be a passenger, strip down and be a messenger.
In askin' why I'm borI come up blank in the winter.
In askin' why I'm born I come up on when I'm on her.
My summer his summer it could be one to go down to go down.

It's time to find the kind titillate the flow.
Forever together and then I kiss.
Swimmin' and hummin' with a body and soul.
It's time to find the kind titillate the flow.
Swimmin' and hummin'.
And then I kiss.
My Stoney Baby.
My Stoney Baby.
My Stoney Baby.
My Stoney Baby.


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My Stoney Baby Lyrics as written by Nicholas Lofton Hexum Douglas Vincent Martinez

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    hell yeah 311 is god

    krollisasexyhoeon April 15, 2009   Link
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    this song is about having a stoner b/f g/f..its great...the best is in the 3-11-00 verison at the end of the song when they repeat my stoney baby and sa says something. he says mahoney..as in miT mahoney..the stoner guitarist...i figured that out today so call me a dumbass!

    ate_16amon May 06, 2002   Link
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    great song.

    fucktartgrlon September 09, 2002   Link
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    in general all 311 aongs are just fun to jam to and probably over all 311 is the best band for that- JAMMIN! i love this song and i could listen to it over and over again

    uonlyliveonceon June 29, 2003   Link
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    Makes me think old 90's good times with buddies and the chron pon.

    Homebrew 72on August 16, 2005   Link
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    i thought the song was about having a stoner g/f too...but me and my friend were listening to it one day and we think the song is about a bong. So many of the lyrics hint at that to me; "The fish who keeps on swimming. Is the first to chill upstream" seems to translate into the if u keep smokin u'll be the one chillin the longest. Just look at part of the song and just see how many lines can be interpretated as a way of describing smokin slangs.

    sammyr829on November 07, 2005   Link
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    I've never really thought about it being about a bong but hey, it sounds cool to me...but i think the whole thing about having a stoner g/f or b/f is the best way to describe this song....i have a g/f whos a stoner and we smoke it up all the time and have great times together.

    Badfish3llon February 24, 2006   Link
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    I like this song... My boyfriend told me I'm not allowed to smoke without him. I just downloaded it, so It hink maybe now would be a good time to listen to it. Ciao.

    The_Drummers_Angelon May 11, 2006   Link

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