Shake
Kaz Hawkins Lyrics
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Shake that money fool
Shake that candy for me daddy
You know I ain′t no fool
Shake that money baby
C'mon, shake that money fool
Shake that candy for me daddy
You know
Shake that money baby
Coz you know im gonna use it right
Shake your love now baby
I'm gonna need you home tonight
Shake that money baby
My girls gonna hit the town tonight
Shake that money baby
C'mon you know it ain′t worth the fight
Coz I always.
Always.
Always.
Always get what i want
And i′m gonna take it.
Take it boy.
Take it anyway i want
Shake your money baby
This ole mama needs to look really fine
Shake your love now baby
You know that you're all mine
Shake that money baby
My girls stepping out in time
Shake that money baby
C′mon you know i don't like to fight
I went down to the muddy waters
Drowned myself in blues
Said to the hooch coach man
I′m gonna sell myself for you and he said shake!
C'mon and shake
To the left, to the right
Shake to the left
Shake to the right
Shake your body down
Let′s do it right
I said Shake
Shake
Shake
Shake
Shake
Shake
Shake that money baby
Shake that money fool
Shake that candy for me daddy
You know, you know I ain't no fool
Shake that money baby
C'mon, shake that money fool
Shake that candy for me daddy
You know
I′m coming. Coming good
The lyrics of Kaz Hawkins's song Shake primarily talk about shaking money and candy, suggesting someone is a dancer or performer. The song's upbeat and catchy rhythm is filled with energy, encouraging the listener to dance and shake their body. The lyrics urge the listener to shake their money and love for the singer, promising they will always get what they want and take it however they want it. The lines, "Shake your love now baby, I'm gonna need you home tonight" demonstrates the inviting and sensual nature of the song, possibly suggesting the performer wants their lover to come home and dance with them.
The next stanza of the lyrics further affirms how the singer and her girls will be "stepping out in time" and "hitting the town" while shaking their money. The line, "This ole mama needs to look really fine," suggests the singer is dancing to make some money to appear better or feel good about herself. In the third and final verse, the singer mentions "going down to the muddy waters" and "drowning in blues." It could be interpreted as the singer going through tough times and dancing her way out of it by shaking her money to bring in some relief.
Line by Line Meaning
Shake that money baby
Encouraging someone to flaunt their money
Shake that money fool
Addressing someone as a fool for not shaking their money
Shake that candy for me daddy
Asking someone to entertain or please them
You know I′m coming good.
Being confident in one's abilities to perform
Coz you know im gonna use it right
Assuring that the money will be used wisely
Shake your love now baby
Asking someone to show affection
I'm gonna need you home tonight
Requesting someone's presence for the night
My girls gonna hit the town tonight
Referring to their friends planning to go out
C'mon you know it ain′t worth the fight
Discouraging someone from arguing
Always get what i want
Confident in their ability to achieve their goals
And i′m gonna take it.
Motivated to take what they want
Shake your money baby
Encouraging someone to show off their wealth
This ole mama needs to look really fine
Expressing the need to improve one's appearance
You know that you're all mine
Referring to someone as their own
My girls stepping out in time
Referring to their friends going out together
C′mon you know i don't like to fight
Disliking arguments
Drowned myself in blues
Feeling down and sad
Said to the hooch coach man
Addressing someone who sells alcohol
I′m gonna sell myself for you and he said shake!
Offering oneself as an entertainer
Shake your body down
Encouraging to dance
Let's do it right
Encouraging to dance properly
Shake that money baby
Encouraging to flaunt their wealth
You know, you know I ain't no fool
Reiterating that they are not foolish
C'mon, shake that money fool
Addressing someone as a fool for not shaking their money
I′m coming. Coming good
Being confident in one's abilities to perform
Contributed by Evan H. Suggest a correction in the comments below.