Blame It
Glee Cast Lyrics

Blame it on the Goose, got you feelin' loose
The singer is attributing their loosened state to their consumption of Goose alcohol.

Blame it on the 'tron, got you in the zone
The singer is attributing their focused state to their consumption of Patron alcohol.

Blame it on the a-a-a-a-a-alcohol
The singer is attributing their behavior or decisions to their consumption of alcohol in general.

Hey, she say she usually don't
The artist is referencing a woman who is implying she doesn't typically engage in certain activities.

But I know that she front
The artist believes that the woman is not being truthful or is pretending to be a certain way.

'Cause shorty know what she want
The singer believes the woman knows what she desires.

But she don't wanna seem like she's easy
The woman doesn't want to give off the impression that she is promiscuous or too forthcoming.

I hear you sayin' what you won't do
The artist is acknowledging a person who verbalized their boundaries or limits.

But you know we probably gonna do
The artist expects that they will end up doing the thing they have claimed they won't do.

What you been fiendin' deep inside
The artist suggests that the person has a strong desire or craving for something.

Don't lie, now
The singer is urging someone to be honest or truthful.

Boy, what you drinking?
The artist is asking a male what type of alcoholic beverage they are drinking.

Gon' let sink in
The singer is hoping the male will reflect on what they have been told or presented with.

Here for the weekend
The singer is in a location for a brief period of time.

Thinking we can
The singer is considering the possibility of doing something.

See where we can be if we press fast forward (Oooh)
The artist is contemplating what could happen in the future and is excited about it.

Just one more round and you're down, I know it (Oooh, yay)
The artist believes that with one more drink, the male will be impaired or unable to continue.

Fill another cup up
The singer is requesting to have their drink refilled.

Feeling on your butt, what?
The singer is touching someone's buttocks and questioning it.

You don't even care now
The artist believes that the person they touched is not reacting or responding to the touch.

I was unaware how fine you was before my buzz set in
The artist did not originally notice how attractive the person was until they became intoxicated.

Now to the balla's poppin' bottles
The artist is referencing a group of individuals who are drinking expensive alcohol and celebrating.

With their Henn'y in their cups
The singer is noting that those individuals are specifically drinking Hennessy brand alcohol.

Screamin' money ain't a thing
The individuals are expressing a sentiment that money is not a concern or issue for them.

If you ain't throw it up in the sky (in the sky)
The singer is implying that those who do not throw their money into the air are not doing it correctly or are not part of the celebration.

And hold your dranks up high (up high)
The singer is encouraging everyone to hold their drinks high in the air.

And to my independent mamas
The singer is addressing women who are self-sufficient and financially stable.

Who can buy their own bottles
The artist is commending those women for their ability to afford the alcohol they desire.

If you looking like a model
The artist is noting that those women are physically attractive and appear as models.

When them broke fellas holla
The singer is referencing men who are not financially secure yet still attempt to pursue those women.

Tell them bye (bye)
The singer is advising those women to reject or dismiss those men.

And hold your drinks up high (high)
The artist is encouraging those women to hold their drinks high in the air.

Blame it on the vodka, blame it on the Henn'y
The artists are attributing their behavior or decisions to the specific types of alcohol they have consumed.

Blame it on the Blue Tap, got you feeling dizzy
The artists are attributing their dizzy or lightheaded feeling to a specific drink called Blue Tap.

Before my buzz set in
The singer is referencing a time before they became intoxicated.