Honey Bones
Dope Lemon Lyrics


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The post hasn't made it here for days
We've been walking around every
Which damn way
The clouds are coming
There knocking on my window pane
They wanna know what it is
That I got planned
She make you feel alright
She make you feel OK
She keep you up at night
Ah she got them honey bones
She got them
Ah she got them honey bones
She got them honey dripping from
her bones
All the finest rubies won't be enough
coz I've seen the gold
fallin' from above
how the velvet falls
I see the yellow moon
She's dancing across the floor
She make you feel alright
She make you feel OK
She keep you up at night
Ah! she got them honey bones
Ah! she got them
Ah! she got them honey bones
Eh! it's dripping from her bones
Yeah! it's dripping from her bones
it's dripping like honey
it's dripping like gold
it's dripping like hoeny
it's dripping like gold
it's drinking like gold
Woah! she got them honey bones
Oh! she got them
Aah! she got them honey bones
Oh! she's got them honey dripping
from her bones
She got them honey bones
She make you feel alright




She make you feel alright
She make you feel alright

Overall Meaning

The lyrics of Dope Lemon’s song, Honey Bones, talk about a woman who has an allure that is almost magical. The singer talks about how he has been searching for something for days, and when the “clouds are coming” and “knocking on my window pane,” he doesn't know what to do. However, the woman he speaks of has a power over him that makes everything okay. She makes him feel alright, keeps him up at night, and has something that he can't describe, but it's emanating from her bones, and it's like “honey dripping from her bones.”


The song seems to suggest that the woman has some kind of power, and perhaps the honey bones that she has are something that most people don't possess. She has the ability to make others feel good, and the singer has fallen under her spell. The imagery of “falling gold” and a “yellow moon” creates a sense of magic, as if this woman has something otherworldly about her. The song leaves it open to interpretation, but perhaps the message is that sometimes people possess a kind of energy or magic that others don't, and this woman is one of them.


Line by Line Meaning

The post hasn't made it here for days
There's been a delay in receiving a message or package.


We've been walking around every Which damn way
They've been wandering aimlessly without a clear direction.


The clouds are coming There knocking on my window pane
The sky is getting darker, and the clouds are making noise against the window glass.


They wanna know what it is That I got planned
The clouds symbolize the unknown future, and the artist is being asked about their plans.


She make you feel alright She make you feel OK She keep you up at night Ah she got them honey bones She got them Ah she got them honey bones She got them honey dripping from her bones
The artist is describing the effects of being with a woman who has an attractive aura (honey bones) that keeps him engaged and excited all night.


All the finest rubies won't be enough coz I've seen the gold fallin' from above how the velvet falls I see the yellow moon
The finer things in life are not enough to satisfy the singer's desires since he has experienced a better (golden) opportunity or moment that surpassed everything else. The mention of the yellow moon creates an image of something beautiful and luxurious.


She's dancing across the floor
The way the woman moves is graceful and fluid.


Eh! it's dripping from her bones Yeah! it's dripping from her bones it's dripping like honey it's dripping like gold it's dripping like hoeny it's dripping like gold it's drinking like gold
The artist is repeating how honey (or gold) is dripping from the woman's bones, emphasizing her seductive quality and the way she seems to radiate something valuable and golden.


Woah! she got them honey bones Oh! she got them Aah! she got them honey bones Oh! she's got them honey dripping from her bones
The chorus repeats and reinforces the idea that the woman has something special about her, a tangible attraction that keeps the artist hooked.


She make you feel alright She make you feel alright She make you feel alright
The artist concludes the song by repeating how the woman makes him feel okay or content, as if her presence is all he needs to find joy.




Writer(s): Elliott Hammond, Angus Stone, Rohin Brown

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Most interesting comment from YouTube:

@einsteinzvice517

The post hasn't made it here for days
We've been walking around every which damn way
The clouds are coming
They're knocking on my window pane
They wanna know what it is
That I got planned
She make you feel alright
She make you feel ok
She keep you up at night
Ah she got them honey bones
Ah she got them honey bones
She got them
Ah she got them honey bones
She got them honey dripping from her bones
All the finest rubies won’t be enough
Cuz I’ve seen the gold
Fallin’ from above
And the velvet walls
How the velvet falls
I see the yellow moon
She’s dancing across the floor
#LYRXLUVR



All comments from YouTube:

@thebootlegboy

how did i end up here

@theuday99

same

@ashedaces

i mean if you’re here too at least i’m in good company

@joeforeignface1026

Somehow

@mizzrammstein

Wondering about that too... but I'm not complaining

@LandonShipman-iDzynes

Yeah, I could live here

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@paulcheeseman1437

There's a touch of the velvet underground in this track, I like it.

@jeffteachworth9163

Aha!!! That's why it sounded familiar. Similar enchanting sound to Velvet Underground song "Venus in Furs". Good call.

@nicolekear3911

Yesssssss, idk why but slightly reminds me of Venus in furs

@gregdahlen4375

@@nicolekear3911 middle eastern sound

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