Richard Cheese and Lounge Against the Machine are a cover band and comedy a… Read Full Bio ↴Richard Cheese and Lounge Against the Machine are a cover band and comedy act based in Los Angeles, California. The band's name is a play on that of rock band Rage Against The Machine, and Cheese's pseudonym is a reference to smegma. The band specializes in playing jazz and lounge covers of popular rock and rap tunes from the last thirty years, particularly those with offensive lyrical content...

Since 2000, the band has played concerts around the U.S.A. and Europe, and has made numerous television appearances, including performances on Jimmy Kimmel Live, Fox News Channel, CNN, and as the house band on NBC's Last Call with Carson Daly and MTV's Say What? Karaoke series.

Richard Cheese text taken from Wikipedia.

Do Me
Richard Cheese Lyrics

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Richard:
You can dome in the morning,
You can dome in the night,
You can dome when you wanna dome.

Producer:
Hold on,
It's not "dome",

It's "do me".

Richard:
What?

Producer:
It's "do me".
Do...me.
2 separate words,
D...O...and then...M...E.
Do...me.
Do me.
Big hit - Bell Biv Devoe.
Do me.
Not "dome",
do me.

Richard:
Well fuck you!
And fuck this!
And fuck this!
And fuck this!
And fuck this cat!
And fuck this door!
I'm Richard fucking Cheese!
So fuck you!

Producer:
All right, that's lunch.

Overall Meaning

This particular song Do Me by Richard Cheese seems to be a comic satire targeting the music industry and the practice of using sexual innuendos and phrases in popular songs. The lyrics describe the act of performing oral sex on someone and tries to normalize it by saying that it can be done at any time of the day. However, the producer corrects Richard when he mistakenly uses the word "dome" instead of "do me," and then goes on to explain the origin of the phrase as a popular hit by Bell Biv Devoe. This humorously presents the idea that such lyrics and phrases have become clichéd and overused in popular music.

The song seems to touch upon the controversial subject of the sexualization of popular music under the guise of artistic creativity. The lyrics are written in a casual and playful manner, which can be attributed to Richard Cheese's musical style that often involves satirical and humorous interpretations of popular songs. In addition, the lyrics seem to critique the overuse of sexual innuendos in popular music and presents them in a way that is absurd and excessive. Through its satirical nature, the song encourages the audience to view such themes critically and question their prevalence in popular culture.

Line by Line Meaning

You can dome in the morning,
It's possible to perform the slang act of oral sex on me during the early hours of the day.

You can dome in the night,
It's possible to perform the slang act of oral sex on me during the later hours of the day.

You can dome when you wanna dome.
It's possible to perform the slang act of oral sex on me whenever one desires to do so.

What?
I'm confused and unaware of my mistake regarding the slang term used.

Well fuck you!
An expression of anger and frustration towards the producer.

And fuck this!
An expression of general anger and frustration towards the situation.

And fuck this cat!
An irrational and unrelated outburst of anger towards a cat.

And fuck this door!
An irrational and unrelated outburst of anger towards a door.

I'm Richard fucking Cheese!
I'm asserting my identity as a musician named Richard Cheese.

So fuck you!
An expression of anger and frustration towards the producer.

Contributed by London J. Suggest a correction in the comments below.