Track 1
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Tell me, mirror, what is wrong?
Can it be my De La clothes
Or is it just my De La song?
What I do ain't make-believe
People say I sit and try
But when it comes to being De La
It's just me myself and I
It's just me myself and I
It's just me myself and I
It's just me myself and I
Now you tease my Plug One style
And my Plug One spectacles
You say Plug One and Two are hippies
No, we're not, that's pure Plug bull
Always pushing that we've formed an image
There's no need to lie
When it comes to being Plug One
It's just me myself and I
It's just me myself and I
It's just me myself and I
It's just me myself and I
Proud, I'm proud of what I am
Poems I speak are Plug Two type
Please oh please let Plug Two be
Himself, not what you read or write
Right is wrong when hype is written
On the Soul, De La that is,
Style is surely our own thing
Not the false disguise of showbiz
De La Soul is from the soul
And this fact I can't deny
Strictly from the Dan called Stuckie
And from me myself and I
It's just me myself and I
It's just me myself and I
It's just me myself and I
Glory, glory hallelujah
Glory for Plugs One and Two
But that glory's been denied
By kizids and dookie eyes
People think they dis my person
By stating I'm darkly pack
I know this so I point at Q-Tip
And he states, 'Black is Black'
Mirror mirror on the wall,
Shovel chestnuts in my path
Please keep on up with the nuts
So I don't get in aftermath
But if I do I'll calmly punch them
In the fourth day of July
'Cause they tried to mess with
Third degree, that's me myself and I
It's just me myself and I
It's just me myself and I
It's just me myself and I
It's just me myself and I
The song "Me Myself and I" by De La Soul talks about their individuality as a music artist and the criticisms they receive from people who don't understand their style. The artist addresses the criticism they get for their appearance and how they dress, as well as their music style. They are proud of who they are and what they represent, and they refuse to change for anyone.
The repeated "It's just me myself and I" line emphasizes their theme of individuality and self-confidence. They reject the notion that they are trying to create a certain image or persona to appeal to others, stating that they are just being themselves. This is further emphasized in the line, "De La Soul is from the soul, and this fact I can't deny." They are true to their essence and believe that their style is unique and genuine.
The song is a call to action for people to embrace their individuality and not succumb to societal pressure to conform. The lyrics showcase the importance of being true to oneself and not letting others dictate one's actions or opinions. The song's message is still relevant today, as it still resonates with people who feel the need to conform to societal norms and expectations.
Line by Line Meaning
Mirror, mirror on the wall
Addressing oneself in a mirror and asking for its opinion
Tell me, mirror, what is wrong?
Asking the mirror to identify something that's not quite right
Can it be my De La clothes
Wondering if the issue is related to their clothing style
Or is it just my De La song?
Wondering if the problem lies with their music
What I do ain't make-believe
Asserting that what they do is real and genuine
People say I sit and try
Acknowledging that others criticize or doubt their efforts
But when it comes to being De La
Confidently stating that their identity as De La Soul is authentic
It's just me myself and I
Emphasizing that their identity is solely a product of themselves
Now you tease my Plug One style
Addressing someone who criticizes their fashion style
And my Plug One spectacles
Referencing their eyewear in response to criticism
You say Plug One and Two are hippies
Responding to accusations of being 'hippies'
No, we're not, that's pure Plug bull
Dismissing the label and calling it a lie
Always pushing that we've formed an image
Acknowledging claims that they have created an image for themselves
There's no need to lie
Asserting that they are truthful in their representation of themselves
When it comes to being Plug One
Confidently stating that their identity as Plug One is genuine
It's just me myself and I
Reiterating that their identity is solely a product of themselves
Proud, I'm proud of what I am
Acknowledging their confidence and pride in themselves
Poems I speak are Plug Two type
Asserting that their poetry style is related to Plug Two
Please oh please let Plug Two be
Asking others to allow Plug Two to be themselves
Himself, not what you read or write
Demanding authenticity over others' perceptions or portrayals
Right is wrong when hype is written
Rejecting the concept of hype as a form of truth
On the Soul, De La that is,
Referencing their group as De La Soul
Style is surely our own thing
Asserting their ownership of their unique style
Not the false disguise of showbiz
Rejecting the idea of creating a false image to succeed in the music industry
De La Soul is from the soul
Emphasizing their authenticity and originality
And this fact I can't deny
Asserting that their authenticity cannot be denied
Strictly from the Dan called Stuckie
Referencing the origin of their music creation
And from me myself and I
Reiterating that their creative process is a product of themselves
Glory, glory hallelujah
Using a religious phrase to express pride and celebration
Glory for Plugs One and Two
Celebrating the success and identity of Plug One and Two
But that glory's been denied
Acknowledging attempts to discredit their success
By kizids and dookie eyes
Naming people who may discount or criticize their success
People think they dis my person
Acknowledging that people criticize or doubt their personal identity
By stating I'm darkly pack
Referencing racial stereotypes claiming that they are 'darkly packed'
I know this so I point at Q-Tip
Referencing Q-Tip's affirmation of the identity of Black folks
And he states, 'Black is Black'
Referencing Q-Tip's statement about Black identity
Shovel chestnuts in my path
Referencing obstacles that are purposely placed in their way
Please keep on up with the nuts
Asking others to continue placing obstacles so they can overcome them
So I don't get in aftermath
Preventing future damage from arising as a result of obstacles
But if I do I'll calmly punch them
Asserting their ability to handle obstacles with composure and strength
In the fourth day of July
Referencing the American holiday of Independence Day
'Cause they tried to mess with
Justifying the action of confronting those who attempt to sabotage or criticize
Third degree, that's me myself and I
Reiterating that their identity and strength come from themselves
Lyrics © BMG RIGHTS MANAGEMENT US, LLC , Sony/ATV Music Publishing LLC, Warner/Chappell Music, Inc.
Written by: MILA MASON, TONY MARTIN
Lyrics Licensed & Provided by LyricFind
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