Anaconda
Jazz Fragment Praha Lyrics

The lyrics of Jazz Fragment Praha's song Anaconda depict a scenario where the singer is evaluating the potential suitors in her life. The phrase "My anaconda don't" is a metaphor for the singer's sexual affection. She implies that her libido is selective and will not respond to just anything. She further emphasizes this by stating that she does not want any sexual partner unless they possess a desirable physical attribute, which in this case is "buns," referring to the buttocks.

The reference to "This boy named troy" suggests that the singer has had prior experiences in relationships; however, these have not been fully fulfilling. Troy, who lived in a luxurious place, possibly symbolizes a relationship which metaphorically lived like a loom in a maclain, meaning that it was somehow mechanical, repetitive, and lacked a genuine connection. The singer describes Troy as someone who was keeping her stylish, implying that although superficially pleasing, Troy's influence lacked substance.

Overall, the lyrics of Jazz Fragment Praha's song Anaconda demonstrate that sexual desire and attraction are not purely physical aspects but rather a combination of factors that go beyond the physical appearance.