I Am A D.J.
DROKZ & D.J.TAILS Lyrics

I want to send this one out to my vanilla ice-cream chocolate pudding pie That stayed with me in the hood, do or die Refugee camp
Wyclef wants to dedicate this song to a special someone who has been there for him through thick and thin. He acknowledges their loyalty to him and his team, Refugees.

Yeah, this one goes out to my arm and joy My banana that never split The one that stuck with me
Sharissa also dedicates this song to someone who has been constant and supportive in her life, referred to as her 'arm and joy' and 'banana that never split.'

Before I had the bling bling I thought I'd hit up in Sing Sing Who would have ever thought that we'd be doing our thing I know I did a little cheating But once I got caught I send you a parcel of roses You sent them back and told me go to hell
Wyclef reflects on his past mistakes and how he never thought he'd make it big. He admits to cheating but ultimately tried to make up for it with a grand gesture, which didn't work out as planned.

But girl you know that, you take me as I am Even though my fam don't understand Why I put that rock up on your hand That's 'cause you take me as I am (take me as I am)
Despite his flaws and his family's disapproval, his partner accepts him for who he is, which he appreciates. He also acknowledges the ring on her hand, which is a symbol of her commitment and love for him.

You take me as I am (yeah, I'm a take you as you are) Even when my girls can't understand I choose you as my man But you take me as I am, my, my man
Sharissa echoes the sentiment of acceptance in their relationship and mentions how her friends might not understand why she's with him, but she still chooses him. She appreciates that he accepts her for who she is.

When I was rocking jelly and had a little belly Who woulda ever thought, you'd think I was sexy I say it with an attitude, I admit I came off rude But still you love me, I know I get on your nerves sometimes
Sharissa recalls a time where she wasn't feeling her best physically, but her significant other still thought she was attractive. She acknowledges her attitude and moments where she's difficult, but appreciates that he loves her regardless.

You're the ocean that breathes that I feel when I'm blowing my trees alone You're the sun that shines when the darkness strikes at night You're the love of my life, you're my girl, you're my wife You're mine, and I'm yours, you take me as I am Wait a minute
Wyclef expresses his love and adoration for his partner, describing them in metaphors such as the ocean and the sun. He acknowledges their commitment to each other and how they accept each other unconditionally.

Can't believe you take me as I am, am, am, no, oh Even when they don't understand why you love me I choose you as my man Cause you take me as I am (take me as I am)
Sharissa is in disbelief that her partner accepts her for who she is and acknowledges that even others don't understand their relationship, she still chooses him. She appreciates the acceptance he has for her.

You take me as I am, girl I'm a take you as you are Even though my fam don't understand My people on the block, they don't understand, no, no Why I put that rock up on your hand Cause I take you as you are, you're a star
Wyclef expresses the same sentiment of acceptance and unconditional love towards his partner. He mentions how others may not understand their relationship, but he accepts and loves her for who she is. Her star qualities shine through and he acknowledges them by putting a ring on her hand.

You're my girl (my man) You're my girl (you're my man) You're my lady (you're my baby) You're my baby (my honey)
The chorus is a repetition of how they feel towards each other. They use different terms of endearment to describe the love they share.