You say that you wanna go
To a land that's far away
How are we supposed to get there
With the way that we're living today?

You talk lots about God
Freedom comes from the call
But that's not what this bitch wants
Not what I want at all

I want money, power and glory
I want money and all your power, all your glory
Hallelujah, I wanna take you for all that you got
Hallelujah, I'm gonna take them for all that they got, baby

The sun also rises on those who fail the call
My life, it comprises of losses and wins and fails and falls
I can do it if you really, really like that
I know what you really want, b-baby
I can do it if you think you like that
You should run, boy, run

I want money, power and glory
I want money and all your power, all your glory
Hallelujah, I wanna take you for all that you got
Hallelujah, I'm gonna take them for all that they got, baby

Dope and diamonds
Dope and diamonds
Diamonds
Dope and diamonds
Dope and diamonds
That's all I am

Dope and diamonds
Dope and diamonds
Diamonds
Dope and diamonds
Dope and diamonds
Diamonds

I want money, power and glory
I want money and all your power, all your glory
Hallelujah, I wanna take you for all that you got
Hallelujah, I'm gonna take them for all that they got, baby


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    My Interpretation

    I really think that this song is talking about matrix. The matrix from movie Matrix(duh). So why do I think so.

    You say that you wanna go You want to escape matrix To a land that's far away But its kinda hard How are we supposed to get there just cant se how to escape anyway With the way that we're living today? Its just really hard

    You talk lots about God Like the creator of matrix Freedom comes from the call exactly But that's not what this bitch wants because life out of the matrix isnt No what I want at all luxury

    I want money, power and glory Those kind of things she can have I want money and all your power, all your glory only if she stays in matrix Alleluia, I wanna take you for all that you got maybe talking about taking matix Alleluia, I'm gonna take them for all that they got and its luxury

    The sun also rises on those who fail to call If you stay in matrix you still live My life, it comprises of losses and wins and fails and falls I can do it if you really, really like that escaping the matrix I know what you really want, b-baby
    I can do it if you think you like that
    You should run, boy, run and maybe advises him to go without her cause all she really wants is money power and glory

    And then the rest is abou what she wants but can only get in matrix. I imagine that her lover wants to escape maybe he is trying to take her with him and she is just saying that its not what she wants. What do you think does she in the end go with him?

    Elieeeon December 26, 2015   Link

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