fix me
jadakiss feat. parle Lyrics

Ha, Parle'
Jadakiss greets and acknowledges Parle's presence in the song.

Ruff Ryders
Jadakiss shouts out the Ruff Ryders, a New York-based rap group he is a part of.

(Got me down the street)
This phrase is repeated throughout the song and represents the addict's desperation; willing to go to any length to get their 'fix'.

Catch me comin' out a red lobster
Jadakiss describes a lavish lifestyle by mentioning the high-end restaurant, Red Lobster.

In a red Boxer
Jadakiss mentions his attire, possibly referring to Red Boxer shorts.

With a red bone and take headshots to Vodka
Jadakiss describes being with a beautiful woman and drinking vodka to get intoxicated.

Nothing like a pretty chick, that's pretty rich
Jadakiss emphasizes the importance of wealth when it comes to his choice of women. He wants a pretty girl who is also financially successful.

Who pretty lips and who smoke 50 nicks
Jadakiss describes his ideal woman as someone who is attractive and smokes weed regularly.

The type you can bring around the fam and all
Jadakiss wants a woman who he can introduce to his family and is accepted by them.

She get plain tickets, creditcards, scandin' off
Jadakiss is willing to spend money on his ideal woman, providing her with plane tickets and credit cards.

And why'all know Jae, I, Swizz, honeys with Parle'
Jadakiss is telling his fans that he, along with other Ruff Ryders members like Swizz Beats, often hang out with women like Parle.

And I still gon get my money the hard way
Jadakiss indicates that he earns money through his rap career and that he won't take any shortcuts to make money.

Just one hit of your love Is exactly what I need To get my high, (Got me down the street) Get my to the places where I want to be
Parle is admitting that one hit of love from her significant other is enough to send her on a high and bring her to the happy place she desires.

But instead, you got me in the streets (Got me down the street) Fiendin' like a freak Caught up in the mix All I need, all I need's just a fix
Parle is confessing her addiction to this love and her desperation to receive more of it, going through anyone or anything to get the 'fix'.

Fix me with your love Straight up (Say I'm straight up) Just can't get enough of your love (Can't get enough of your love) Hit me with the dub (two times baby) And hook me up (High) Want to get high up off your love (So high)
Parle uses drug-related language to express her desire for her significant other's love - this reinforces the theme of addiction that runs through the song.

Just can't quit, can't get enough So addicted to the stuff Get me high, (Got me down the street) Tastin' your love baby's all I'm thinking off In my bed, fucked up all the weed (Got me down the street) I can't get no sleep It's playin tricks All I need, all I need is just a fix
Parle admits to being addicted to her partner's love and how it consumes her, leading to her inability to sleep or function without it.

She's the only thing in life I care about (Only thing I care about) Can't live without (Can't live without) Mix so loud And anybody till A.G who cares about (Anybody, see me where I'm lovin) Not makin' love without? (I need the lovin') Mix so loud (I need the lovin')
Parle emphasizes how important her partner's love is to her and how even public opinion and a lack of sex cannot stand in the way of her addiction.

Daddy you know the bid, mommy here a stimulate Think you be ready for my lovin' on the first date Blondie make 'em fiend, give 'em everything he need Rydin' Ruff with a stallion, bring 'em to they knees Tried to warn you first you ain't listen Now you in a fucked up position, got you cleanin' up my kitchen And the dishes and the gifts you givin' out You got you dug out Fiend of the tongue baby And it's over got you strung out
Eve describes how her sexual prowess can be addictive to men leading to them doing anything to keep her happy, insinuating the ‘straight up’ love Parle has been receiving.