@[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.
[Crushed Ice]
Now we back to the top Doc White, Crushed Ice
Walk into the club poor some drink on that ice
I prefer that purple, anybody want some get up
Cuz its all free drinks on me, better put on that song for me
Everybody drunk, we about to get crunk
You know whiteboyz like to party
Now that we got dinero, gonna set it off with another single hey yo
No we didnt sell yayo
We just hit with a really big single
Everybody wants to know how we came with all this dough
We caught that mexican now we got moneys in the bank
(Chorus)
It's all real
We poppin drinks up in the club, you know the deal
Cuz we got moneyz in da bank for real
We taking girls out on expensive meals
Cuz we got moneyz in da bank for real
[Crushed Ice]
Gotta give thanks to the officer
He made us real big with his instrumental yo
We gonna keep it coming well rock all ya
Like we did to the french 1 Cent yall
Rocking keep it poppin while our wallets in our pockets
All get swollen cuz we rollin with this dough and all these honeys
It's all real, we got the moneys in the bank for real.
And now with Sixpac and Doc's uncle you know its a steal.
We got the donuts and coronas, ain't no posas, where the hos at?
You know we'll jam all night long
(Chorus)
[Dr. White]
We in the forbes, while Sixpac opens our doors
The cameras are flashin bright
They just wanna a picture of the best rappers alive
Cuz we own all of the clubs, the town, the charts
This world belongs to us
We get all of the ladies that we want
As long as we say we got the money
Do you think this is funny?
Tell it to one of our many honeys
(Chorus)
[Dr. White]
We'll buy out your house, rent it to 1 Cent
There gonna be a slob in there for you to rent
Everybody knows our name
We're only at the top when it comes to fame
It seems like we've been here before
But this time we are for real
Moneyz in da bank, it's a done deal
I have way too many greens in my wallet to feel
Cuz they call me docta white and I'll never win in a fight
But why does that matter when my wallet is hella tight with greens that you'll never ever have
(Chorus)
x2
Now we back to the top Doc White, Crushed Ice
Walk into the club poor some drink on that ice
I prefer that purple, anybody want some get up
Cuz its all free drinks on me, better put on that song for me
Everybody drunk, we about to get crunk
You know whiteboyz like to party
Now that we got dinero, gonna set it off with another single hey yo
No we didnt sell yayo
We just hit with a really big single
Everybody wants to know how we came with all this dough
We caught that mexican now we got moneys in the bank
(Chorus)
It's all real
We poppin drinks up in the club, you know the deal
Cuz we got moneyz in da bank for real
We taking girls out on expensive meals
Cuz we got moneyz in da bank for real
[Crushed Ice]
Gotta give thanks to the officer
He made us real big with his instrumental yo
We gonna keep it coming well rock all ya
Like we did to the french 1 Cent yall
Rocking keep it poppin while our wallets in our pockets
All get swollen cuz we rollin with this dough and all these honeys
It's all real, we got the moneys in the bank for real.
And now with Sixpac and Doc's uncle you know its a steal.
We got the donuts and coronas, ain't no posas, where the hos at?
You know we'll jam all night long
(Chorus)
[Dr. White]
We in the forbes, while Sixpac opens our doors
The cameras are flashin bright
They just wanna a picture of the best rappers alive
Cuz we own all of the clubs, the town, the charts
This world belongs to us
We get all of the ladies that we want
As long as we say we got the money
Do you think this is funny?
Tell it to one of our many honeys
(Chorus)
[Dr. White]
We'll buy out your house, rent it to 1 Cent
There gonna be a slob in there for you to rent
Everybody knows our name
We're only at the top when it comes to fame
It seems like we've been here before
But this time we are for real
Moneyz in da bank, it's a done deal
I have way too many greens in my wallet to feel
Cuz they call me docta white and I'll never win in a fight
But why does that matter when my wallet is hella tight with greens that you'll never ever have
(Chorus)
x2
Lyrics submitted by xm638
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