Ladies

Mary, you make me wanna eat you
Every time I see you, it's like the first time I meet you
Fragrance like a flower, subtle and sweet too
Seductive and whatever, it might as well be see through

Like my genie in a bottle
Miss could get me rich like a magaziney model
Before you know it, he have her on a stroll
Fresh and ripe, perplexin' like Acapulco Gold

If I had to guess, just right, not a day old
Like a cradle robber, copped her off, shop a trailer load
Know the right number, you can get her
And hit while you would've sold to the highest bidder like

Fruits and berries, bring daddy loot in a hurry
Just be cute and don't worry
Type to make a nigga hallucinate and admit it
Then she started losing weight, lettin' everybody hit it

I like Ally, sometimes she gets bitter
Always kept me happy, never had a problem with her
She used to let me use her, back when I was looser
Respect her to this day, and never did abuse her

I told her I'll be faithful, but she don't believe me
I probably coulda been, if I never meet Eevee
She make me feel all fuzzy inside, it's loco
You won't get nowheres near her if you're broke though

Kept a shorty, can't find 'em much thinner
If caught I get mad time just for touchin' her
Knock wood, so much for hymens
So fly, she should be in the sky with diamonds

Little young thing, she likes to do the tongue thing
At times, she would play hard to get, grunting
Or something, she made me feel like the number one king
Run into her now, and we still catch a fun fling

Met her at Central Park this one time
Had the God mentally sparked, reflectin' sunshine
She said, you need to stop messin' wit that white girl
She fuckin' wit ya head and got ya heart in tight curl

We messed around once or twice, but she don't know me
She helped me get money at the Dutch price OT
Plus she from Columbia, so she really Spanish
Cookie known to make a cat bank account vanish

And Miss Hazy, all the women mature black
Every time she sees me, I end up gettin' pulled back
All she want me to do is blaze it crazy
The only one complaint is, she make me too lazy

Sugar mommy laced me with the butter Navy Avi
Just her way to makeup for the headaches that she gave me
It's all gravy, when I'm done getting my mack on
Ally is always there to help me get back on

Ladies



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    My Interpretation

    I think it is safe to say this song is about various drugs. Marijuana, coke, LSD, and more. Doom never really distinguishes where he stops talking about a specific "lady" latter in the song though.

    ex.

    Mary, you make me wanna eat you Everytime I see you, it's like the first time I meet you Frangrance like a flower, subtle and sweet too ... This is Mary Jane. Smelling sweet like a flower or BUD

    Know the right number, you can get her And hit while you would've sold to the highest bidder like Fruits and berries, bring daddy loot in a hurry ... Talking about buying the substance, and using it, and selling it.

    So fly, she should be in the sky with diamonds ... LSD with a reference to the Beatles' "Lucy in the sky with diamonds"

    Or something, she made me feel like the number one king Run into her now, and we still catch a fun fling Met her out at Central Park this one time Had the God mentally sparked, reflectin sunshine ... Talking about how he feels while on acid, and that he still uses it every once in a while. He then explains where Where he met lucy. 'Reflecting sunshine' is a street name for LSD.

    I probably coulda been, if I never meet Eevee She make me feel all fuzzy inside, it's loco You won't get nowheres near her if you're broke though Kept a shorty, can't find 'em much thinner If caught I get mad time just for touchin' her ... Eevee is Ecstasy She Makes me Feel all fuzzy inside describes 'her' effect on him He explains that She cost alot of money (20 a tab) He says 'if caught i get mad time just for touching her' this is regarding the drug law with Ecstasy (possession also gives you a charge of attempted manslaughter)

    there is alot more

    ryanpipeson July 07, 2009   Link
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    General Comment

    oh my god, this makes so much more sense now. always liked this song but got kind of a pedophile vibe, haha. interpretation fail.

    crocodile_smileon January 10, 2010   Link
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    General Comment

    Im pretty sure that its unlike ally, not i like ally. Just what i heard. I could be wrong, just a thought.

    ericbisonthecuton July 19, 2010   Link
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    General Comment

    Ally is definitely alcohol. one of the few references i cannot decipher is "knock wood, so much for hymens" my only guess is it refers to penetration, possibly alluding to a needle administered drug??

    Hvezda23on January 24, 2011   Link
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    My Interpretation

    I agree 100% with ryanpipes, and nice spotted. Others might be:

    "She said, you need to stop messin wit that white girl She fuckin wit ya head and got ya heart in tight curl We messed around once or twice, but she don't know me She helped me get money at the dutch price OT Plus she from Columbia, so she really Spanish Cookie known to make a cat bank account vanish"

    Coke?

    "And Miss Hazy, all the women mature black Everytime she sees me, I end up gettin pulled back All she want me to do is blaze it crazy The only one complaint is, she make me too lazy Sugar-mommy laced me with the butter navy Avi Just her way to makeup for the headaches that she gave me"

    Hash?

    I like Ally, sometimes she gets bitter Always kept me happy, never had a problem with her She used to let me use her, back when I was looser Respect her to this day, and never did abuse her I told her I'll be faithful, but she don't believe me I probably coulda been, if I never meet Eevee

    Not sure what Ally is, but could be just ale/beer? Anyone know?

    Sn1on January 31, 2010   Link

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