WOMEN
D.L Hughley Lyrics


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Weary travelers!

Hello?
Hello!
Who goes there?
We are the clan of the cave bear women
What?
We see you there, drink not from that fountain of filth!
Wh-
It be the sewage of the drain
Sewage!?
Come with us
Fuck

We shall offer you the water from the purest springs, come follow us
Ah!
Thank you. Oh my God
Dude, that's so insane, Man
Dude, human beings!
I can't believe it!
We found human beings! Follow her, follow her
I know, she's kind of hot too
C'mon Kyle, please
No! I'm just saying
Some respect
Okay, yeah, yes
We've prepared for you meals and then we suggest you rest
Your weary souls must be tired

Oh we are so tired
Thank you so much, oh, I'm so fucking tired dude
You know what, I'ma, I'ma take her up on that offer and take a-
Yeah
Take a quick power snooze

Ah I'm tired

Oh man, I had the best dream
Oh yeah?
Yeah
What was it?
Some beautiful woman was givin' me a beej
Oh ho ho ho ho

Oh my god, Oh my god!
That's no dream! It's happening
Ho, hello, um, hi
That's a pleasant surprise, that feels good, I do not know




Um, can you stop stop for a second?
I'm sorry, I'm feeling a little-

Overall Meaning

The lyrics to D.L. Hughley's "Women" tell the story of a group of weary travelers who encounter a tribe of cave women. The travelers initially approach a fountain to quench their thirst, but the women warn them not to drink from it, as it is sewage. The women then offer to lead the travelers to a source of clean water and food, and suggest they rest their tired souls.


The interaction between the travelers and the women is presented with a comedic tone, with the men making jokes about the women, but also expressing gratitude for their help. The lyrics play with gender roles and stereotypes, presenting the women as primitive and uncivilized, while the men are presented as modern and humorous.


Overall, the lyrics to "Women" are a commentary on the power dynamics between men and women and the assumptions we make about gender roles. The song challenges these assumptions by presenting a scenario where the women are the ones in charge, taking care of the tired and hungry travelers.


Line by Line Meaning

Weary travelers!
The women are addressing the group of tired travelers


Hello?
One of the travelers responds to the women's greeting


Hello!
The women respond back to the traveler's greeting


Who goes there?
The women ask who is there with them


We are the clan of the cave bear women
The women introduce themselves as members of the 'clan of the cave bear'


What?
One of the travelers expresses confusion in response to the women's introduction


We see you there, drink not from that fountain of filth!
The women warn the travelers not to drink from a contaminated fountain


Wh-
One of the travelers interrupts the conversation


It be the sewage of the drain
The women clarify that the fountain is contaminated with sewage


Sewage!?
One of the travelers expresses disgust in response to the revelation


Come with us
The women invite the travelers to follow them


Fuck
One of the travelers swears in surprise or frustration


We shall offer you the water from the purest springs, come follow us
The women offer the travelers pure water from a natural source and lead them to it


Ah!
One of the travelers expresses relief or appreciation upon reaching the pure water source


Thank you. Oh my God
One of the travelers thanks the women and expresses surprise


Dude, that's so insane, Man
One of the travelers expresses enthusiastic approval


Dude, human beings!
One of the travelers expresses surprise at encountering human beings


I can't believe it!
One of the travelers further expresses surprise at the situation


Follow her, follow her
One of the travelers urges the group to follow one particular woman


I know, she's kind of hot too
One of the travelers makes an inappropriate comment about one of the women


C'mon Kyle, please
One of the other travelers chastises the first traveler for his comment


No! I'm just saying
The first traveler tries to defend himself


Some respect
The other traveler emphasizes the need for respect towards the women


Okay, yeah, yes
The first traveler concedes to the other's point


We've prepared for you meals and then we suggest you rest
The women offer the travelers food and a place to rest


Your weary souls must be tired
The women empathize with the travelers, who must be exhausted


Oh we are so tired
One of the travelers agrees with the women's assessment


Thank you so much, oh, I'm so fucking tired dude
One of the travelers thanks the women and further expresses their exhaustion


You know what, I'ma, I'ma take her up on that offer and take a-
One of the travelers accepts the offer of rest


Yeah
Another traveler agrees with the decision to rest


Take a quick power snooze
The first traveler indicates that they plan to take a quick nap to recharge


Ah I'm tired
The first traveler expresses fatigue as they prepare to rest


Oh man, I had the best dream
The first traveler wakes up from their nap and shares that they had a good dream


Oh yeah?
Another traveler prompts them to share the dream


Some beautiful woman was givin' me a beej
The first traveler shares an inappropriate and disrespectful dream they had about one of the women


Oh ho ho ho ho
One of the other travelers responds with discomfort and disapproval


Oh my god! That's no dream! It's happening
One of the women overhears the traveler's comment and expresses anger or disbelief


Ho, hello, um, hi
The first traveler awkwardly tries to address the situation with the woman


That's a pleasant surprise, that feels good, I do not know
The woman tries to negotiate the situation but expresses discomfort or uncertainty


Um, can you stop stop for a second?
The woman expresses clear discomfort and asks the traveler to stop their advances


I'm sorry, I'm feeling a little-
The first traveler tries to backpedal or apologize for their behavior




Lyrics © Kobalt Music Publishing Ltd.
Written by: Kyle Richard Gass, Thomas Jacob Black

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