Lady
D.J. Chill Out Lyrics
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De tutte le nazioni de tutti li paisi nella mia city scossi novi miti
E se getti le riti viti detriti di pony in stalla i stalloni
Per strada i matti di Little Tony
Ed ora sui cartoni c'è chi gira honey chi privo di corazza
E chi non porta i pantaloni
Tra donne a gattoni con in mano i coni
Ci porti al Vito Fazzi ai pazzi manicomi
Approfittene adesso non richiede il pass
E la prassi mica getta sassi ora tasta i tuoi tasti vedendo guasti
Facendoti fare la fine di Krusty
Essi fastidioso come un moccioso poi gioca sulle forme deridi l'uniforme
Occhio all'ormone all'ormone bisex a chi tromba sto jazz
Al fiuto di Rex azzardo questo gioco con la Texana
La castana Italiana la mora brasiliana ma la bella ma rifatta Americana
Su sto poker ingrana il mio toccasana
Ma se la cavalla accavalla l'anca la tipa è stanca Missbanca non è più franca
D'estate non manca chi gioca ai flipper chi gioca a farfalle chi con i twitter
Tra donne ubriache di gin e bitter che emanano fuoco come un clipper
Lady my lady
My sexy baby
Se pizzica ancora nu c'è rimedi
Credi se cedi
Nascoste le fedi o my lady my sexy baby
Lady my lady
My sexy baby
Se pizzica ancora nu c'è rimedi
Credi se cedi
Nascoste le fedi o my lady my sexy baby
Lady my lady
My sexy baby
Se pizzica ancora nu c'è rimedi
Credi se cedi
Nascoste le fedi o my lady my sexy baby
Cinca mena u propriu seme minte le vagnune prene
Poi getta le parole le parole blasfeme
Mena cherosene ma la pena trova pene
Ora chiangi tra le smorfie e li sorrisi de le iene
Detini il record sfonda reni ma di beni
Zero ciò che ottieni solo atti osceni
Trasi essi de sti treni dopo gguanta li reni
Ste donne nu ssu donne ma sembrane alieni
Ora balla sti dischi mischia whiskey tra fischi rischi
Quindi statte attentu addu te mbischi nella movida
Ubriaco alla guida fischi alla bella applausi a cappella
Poi stendo la snella a te la sorella e se pizzica ancora nu gghe Tarantella
Ma lu Caddhripulinu de lu bassu Salentinu
E se la mora non intende le chiamate da cell
La trovi che stende o si vende in hotel su sedili di Opel o di vari motel
Dove sarà chiedi a Michelle
Accompagnata dal buon ramazzoti da ghiotti visi sedotti
Che paga la donna in lingotti e se spunta ogni riccio ogni riccio è un capriccio
Poi spendo ogni spiccio nel trio mi impiccio
Riccio di donna non quello dei Pooh stendi la pupa dai saltale su
Scegli quella giusta non la pupa vudù
Lady my lady
My sexy baby
Se pizzica ancora nu c'è rimedi
Credi se cedi
Nascoste le fedi o my lady my sexy baby
Lady my lady
My sexy baby
Se pizzica ancora nu c'è rimedi
Credi se cedi
Nascoste le fedi o my lady my sexy baby
Lady my lady
My sexy baby
Se pizzica ancora nu c'è rimedi
Credi se cedi
Nascoste le fedi o my lady my sexy baby
The lyrics of D.J. Chill Out's song "Lady" depict the story of a woman who lived her life on the rails, traveling from one place to another through her train journeys. The song describes her as a "railroad lady," who may not have been the most trustworthy or honest person out there, but she had adapted to her vagabond lifestyle. The lyrics suggest that the woman had to face many challenges in her life, including being ripped off by someone she trusted and ended up leaving town with nothing but the clothes on her back.
The song starts by describing the woman as a "little bit shady," and spending her days on the train. Despite her appearance, she has traveled across various states and cities, including Boston, Austin, Florida, and New Orleans. However, the fast rails have taken the best tracks, and the once glamorous Pullman car traveler is now a rail worker. The lyrics suggest that she is trying to get home again, indicating that she has realized the importance of having a stable home and a sense of belongingness.
As the song progresses, the lyrics describe the woman's past relationships and the consequences of her choices. The song's protagonist describes how one of her old lovers bought her a fur and a big diamond ring, and she eventually left town with them. However, the woman hocked the gifts, ended up with nothing and never looked back. The lyrics indicate that the woman wasn't always perfect and may have made wrong choices in the past, but she is now trying to set things right.
Overall, the song's message is about the hardships faced by a woman living a nomadic lifestyle and the importance of having a place called home. The lyrics describe a woman who tried to make the best of her life on the rails but was ultimately left with nothing except her nostalgia and a desire to go back to where it all started.
Line by Line Meaning
She's a railroad lady
She spends her life riding trains
Just a little bit shady
She has some questionable behavior
Spending her days on the train
She's always on the move
She's a semi-good looker
She's okay-looking
The fast rails they took 'er
She got caught up in the fast-paced lifestyle of train travel
Now she's tryin', just tryin' to get home again.
She wants to return to her home
South Station on Boston to the stockyards of Austin
She's traveled all the way from Boston to Austin
From the Florida sunshine to the New Orlean's rain
She's traveled all over the country
Now that the railpacks Has taken the best tracks
The best train routes have been taken over
She's tryin', just tryin' to get home again.
She wants to return to her home
Once a pullman car traveler
She used to travel in luxury Pullman train cars
Now the brakeman won't have 'er
She's not welcome on the train anymore
Once a high balling loner he thought he could own 'er
A man thought he could control her and shower her with gifts
He bought her a fur and a big diamond ring
He gave her expensive gifts
She hocked them for cold cash
She pawned them for money
Left town on the Wabash
She left town on the Wabash train
Never thinking of home way back then.
She wasn't thinking of home at the time
But the rails are now rusty
The trains and tracks are old and worn down
The dining car's dusty
The dining car is dirty
The gold plated watches have taken their toll
The luxurious items and lifestyle have caught up to her
The railroads are dying
The train industry is in decline
And the lady she's crying
She's upset about the state of the train industry and her own situation
On a bus to Kentucky and home that's her goal.
She's taking a bus to get closer to her home
She's a railroad lady
She spends her life riding trains
Just a little bit shaky
She's not very confident or sure of herself
Spending her life on the train
She's always on the move
She's a semi-good looker
She's okay-looking
But the fast rails the took 'er
She got caught up in the fast-paced lifestyle of train travel
Now she' tryin', just tryin' to get home again.
She wants to return to her home
Lyrics © DistroKid
Written by: Giorgio Di Sancarlo
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