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Wez Clarke & Maxine Hardcastle Feat. The Lovely Laura on Sax Lyrics

Na na na na na na
This line is repeating as a sort of hype or introduction to the song.

Aw yea I′ve seen the devil and the devil is coke
The singer has had negative experiences with cocaine.

Not down like that cuz it ain't a fuckin joke
The singer is not interested in using cocaine because they know it is serious and dangerous.

Trip ther shrooms fantastic
The artist has had positive experiences with using psychedelic mushrooms.

Shit gets drastic I didn′t believe a word
The artist has experienced intense or extreme experiences while under the influence of drugs and was not prepared for it.

Can you hear this can you hear in the
The singer is asking if the listener can hear the music and its soothing effect.

Make the music soothin' your system
The singer believes that the music is calming and relaxing to the listener's body.

Come on now, come on now
The artist is trying to encourage the listener to enjoy and appreciate the music.

Hear the beat so sweet I shouldn't tell you how
The artist believes that the music is so good, they shouldn't have to explain or convince the listener to like it.

Im a freak yall Im a freak yall
The artist is identifying themselves as someone who is unique or different.

Much love to my man Stan Thomas
The singer is giving a shoutout to their friend Stan Thomas to show appreciation or support.

Yea you say like what up to our man Eddy Offord
The artist is asking the listener to greet their friend Eddy Offord.

You know I′m ready, yes to rock steady
The singer is ready and excited to enjoy the music.

My name′s not Betty or Teddy, but Nick
The singer is introducing themselves by name, which is Nick and not Betty or Teddy.

And I'm what you might call a heretic
The singer feels they are different from the norm and that some may consider them a heretic.

Yes, and I am from Nebraska
The artist identifies their home state as Nebraska.

My girl is satisfied, you can ask her
The artist's partner is enjoying the music and can attest to how it makes her feel.

You know I′ve never visited Alaska
The singer has never been to the state of Alaska.

Huh, where the oil was spilt
The singer is referencing the oil spill in Alaska as a negative event that happened there.

That drunken captain should be killed
The artist believes that the captain responsible for the oil spill should be punished more severely than they were.

For polluting the sea, an atrocity
The artist considers the oil spill to be a serious act of pollution and wrongdoing.

He still walks free, well
The artist is frustrated that the captain responsible for the oil spill did not face greater consequences for their actions.

This one goes to all the birds that drown
The singer is dedicating this part of the song to the animals that were affected by the oil spill in Alaska, particularly the birds that may have drowned in the polluted water.

Fuck the bullshit it's time to throw down
The artist is using this phrase to express a desire to let go of negativity and enjoy the moment.

Just fuck the bullshit and get with it
The singer is urging the listener to get rid of any negativity or doubts and enjoy the music.

It's time to throw down and so I said it words of
The singer is declaring that it's time to let go and enjoy the party, and that they will stand by their words.

Wisdom that will keep you guessing cause
The singer believes that their words and actions may be unpredictable but still hold value.

I'm tired of laying and I′m tired of messing around
The artist is tired of being passive and wishes to take action and enjoy themselves.

With all those suckers
The artist is likely referring to people who do not enjoy or appreciate the music in the same way they do.

Yes, those stupid mother fuckers
The singer is using derogatory language to express frustration with people who do not share their enjoyment of the music.

Who put down what we do
The singer is frustrated that others are not respecting or appreciating their love of the music.

We stand alone with the group that′s new
The artist is proud to be part of a unique group that enjoys the music they do.

If I was a dwarf, I'd surely be Dopey
The artist is using a lighthearted reference to the seven dwarfs of Snow White to describe themselves as someone who may be perceived as silly or foolish.

I′m a stone wheat thin you can not culture
The artist is using a food metaphor to describe themselves as someone who is unrefined and cannot be changed.

Kick in the teeth a condescending frown
The singer is describing a negative experience of being looked down upon or insulted by someone else.

Yeah, right about now I'd like to turn the mic over to my man SA Martinez
The artist is introducing another performer who will take over the microphone and perform a part of the song.

I am sly in the mix I am the mix master
The new performer is declaring themselves to be skilled at creating a good mix of music.

Death and destructor, lyric conductor
The new performer is describing themselves as having power over the performance and can use it destructively or forcefully to control the lyrics of the song.

Rollin with the rhythm of the rhyme I'm rollin
The new performer is describing their ability to move with the rhythm of the music while performing.

Tim, he leads giutar, he′s got the jets
This line is introducing another member of the music group who plays guitar and performs well.

Now the b-boys rockin breakin′ moves on the floor
The artist is describing a positive scene of people breakdancing and enjoying the music on the dance floor.

311'S stepping out and you′re yellin for more
The singer is referencing the band 311 and the excitement of the crowd wanting more of their music.

I'm hoping, I′m poetry in motion
The new performer is describing themselves as someone who moves gracefully and elegantly while performing.

When I fire I spray
The performer is describing a moment of excitement or intensity while performing, which they compare to spraying something with a hose.

P-Nut, the bass drum is booming
This line is introducing another member of the music group who plays bass and performs well.

And in your mouth the rhythm is booming
The artist is describing the music as being so vibrant and intense that it can be felt in the mouth or throughout the body.

P to the N to the U to the T
The singer is spelling out the name of the bassist, P-Nut.

Just fuck the has-been's and their stupid-ass rambling
The artist is expressing their frustration with older generations who may not appreciate or understand their love of music.

Brothers saying bullshit you can′t come through with
The singer is describing others who doubt their ability to succeed or perform.

Do it in the basement no complacence
The singer suggests that the best way to succeed is to practice and work hard without becoming complacent or satisfied with current abilities.

It's time to kick the fuck in
The singer is urging themselves and the listener to become active and start working towards their goals or passions.

Begin to win no sin and then
The artist is encouraging the listener to start making progress towards their goals without fear of making mistakes or failing.

Share it, declare it in the public domain
The artist is encouraging the listener to share their passions and successes with others publicly.

I'd be perfectly glad if rap was a fad but it′s not
The singer is saying that they would not mind if rap music were just a passing trend, but they believe it is here to stay and will continue to grow in popularity and influence.

So I′d thought I'd come out with a shot
The singer is saying that they want to make an impact in the industry and do something noteworthy.

Super dumb lyrics make you think I'm a clown
The artist is recognizing that some may think their lyrics are silly or unintelligent but they do not take it seriously.

I don't give a fuck it′s time to throw down
The artist does not care if others do not appreciate their music or take them seriously, and they are ready to enjoy the moment and have some fun.

That's right, knockin′ them down
The artist is expressing excitement and anticipation for the rest of the song.

Nineties, all of that
This is likely a reference to the time period when the song was created and popular, the 1990s.