Opening
Agony A.D. Lyrics

In the first verse, the lyrics use water as a metaphor to describe one's skills or resources. The line "I got that water like a faucet, yeah" suggests that the singer has a continuous flow of talent or valuable assets. On the other hand, the line "You got that water like a toilet, get flushed" implies that the listener's skills or resources are not impressive and they should be disregarded or eliminated.

The second verse introduces the desire for financial success and power. The line "I want that paper in my office" refers to the singer's ambition to accumulate wealth or make money. The line "This is a little shop of horror, you can't beat around the bush" suggests that achieving success requires directness and assertiveness, avoiding any unnecessary delay or hesitation.

The following lines express the need for reliable and efficient workers. The singer desires employees who possess cooking skills and can quickly execute tasks, demonstrated by the line "And when I tell them flip the merch, they flip fast, kick fast, nunchucks." This indicates the singer's preference for individuals who can adapt and act swiftly.

The fourth paragraph talks about the singer's interactions with women. The line "A bad bitch call me silly, I spend it till it's empty" suggests that the singer enjoys being generous or extravagant with money, possibly to impress women. Additionally, the line "And now I'm 'bout to pop her pussy like I'm poppin' willies" alludes to engaging in sexual intercourse.

The lyrics then transition to the singer's self-perception and the attention received from women. The line "If I'm silly, then she pretty, you want me, you can get me" implies that the singer recognizes their charm and attractiveness, potentially leading to romantic or sexual encounters.

In the final part of the lyrics, the singer mentions traveling and exploring different relationships. The line "And I'ma be around the world, flying with the stars" indicates a desire for global experiences and interactions. The following line "I'ma be just like a satellite" compares the singer's constant presence and observation to a satellite orbiting Earth.

The lines "And when I'm staring at your girl, she ain't exotic brod, she just giving me an appetite" suggest that the singer is not impressed by the listener's romantic partner, implying a potential attraction or interest. The lyrics conclude with mention of a sexual encounter scheduled for the morning, emphasizing the singer's active social and romantic life.