(Look out, Look out)
"Whoo! Yeah, Whoo! Yeah
Back Back,
Whoo! Yeah,
Back Back Back,"

Back from a visit
another does of bad timing
you complete the recipe
what's this you chiming *briiing*
all the celly's sound like you rhyming
underminding my movement blind that you shining
diamond in the ruff got
ice water veins got
guilt free novicane spilt milk what a shame
raining on your parade, clouds they just find you
your magnetic like the back of a houndjoo

Two in the A.M., a number I will play them, make you cry when I say them
must be the violens
ain't trying to tell you what to do
but who's taking care of you?

now baby doll
you the type to make men drink
wash it away in the shiny brass tack sink
you broke the skin lost conciennous
your room dimlighted tore with boys who act dimwitted
school day crush got
puppy love crush
you gotta way with words you talk to much
and just playin'
but what I say is true
and who's taking care of you?
put the needle on the recklessness, give it a spin
so dizzy and I might confess, perfect gentleman
he goes unarmed and harmless, brought you flowers
you act like this is as good as it gets
take off that dress, the sweet caress, the rest is to explicit
I'm saying
yo she loved the way I did it im so commited
yo my heart is my pledge, too much pussy almost lost my edge


Two in the A.M., a number I will play them, make you cry when I say them
must be the violens
aint trying to tell you what to do
but who's taking care of you?

Two in the A.M., a number I will play them, make you cry when I say them
must be the violens
aint trying to tell you what to do
but who's taking care of you?

"it goes on [until she]"

"now break it down now. [ha, ha, ho!]
check, uh."


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    My Interpretation

    Back, back, back, back for a visit Another dose of bad timing You complete the recipe What's this you chime in? (Rrrring!) All the cellie's sound like you rhymin' Undermining my movement Blinding, you're shining Diamond in the rough Got ice water veins Got guilt-free novacane Spilt milk, what a shame Raining on your parade Clouds, they just find you You're magnetic like the bat that will hound you

    Two in the A.M. My number I will play them Make you cry when I say them Must be the violins Ain't tryin' to tell you what to do But who's takin' care of you?

    Now babydoll You the type to make men drink Wash it away Let your shiny brass tacks sink You broke the skin Lost consciousness Your room, dim-litted Torn with boys who act dim-witted

    School day crushed Got puppy-love hushed You got a way with words You talk too much I'm just playing But what I say is true And who's takin' care of you?

    With a needle on the recklessness Give it a spin So dizzy, and I might confess Perfect gentleman He goes unarmed and harmless Brought you flowers You act like this is good as it gets Take off that dress The sweet carress The rest is too explicit I'm saying Yo, she loved the way I did it I'm so committed Yo, my heart is my pledge And too much pussy almost lost my edge

    Two in the A.M. My number I will play them Make you cry when I say them Must be the violins Ain't tryin' to tell you what to do But who's takin' care of you? (x2)

    It goes on.

    AesopSe7enon June 23, 2009   Link

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