Lady Lady
masego Lyrics

Thinkin' I could make this many songs 'bout a lady
Despite not having met her, the artist is consumed with thoughts of a woman and feels inspired to write many songs about her.

When I haven't met her
The artist has not yet met the woman he is so fixated on.

But she on me heavy, on my cerebellum
The woman is on the artist's mind heavily and frequently, to the point that he feels it in his brainstem.

If I say I love her, am I wrong?
The artist questions the validity of expressing love for someone he has not yet met.

Am I crazy? Am I over zealous?
The artist questions his own sanity and level of intense passion for this woman.

But I know the feelin', and I'm never wrong
Despite his doubts, the artist trusts his intuition about his feelings for this woman.

Swear that I've been gifted with a song and a medley
The artist feels that his musical talents are a gift that he can use to express his feelings for the woman in question.

It's intoxicatin', it weigh on you heavy like the alcohol
The artist finds his feelings for this woman to be addictive and overwhelming, like the effects of alcohol.

We can do like anythin' you want, I'm amazin'
The artist is confident in his abilities and is willing to do whatever the woman wants in order to please her.

Letter to my lady
The artist is writing a letter to the woman he has not yet met, expressing his feelings.

I just wanna please ya, check my catalogue
The artist hopes that the woman will be impressed by his previous work and want to be with him as a result.

In this life I come across fans and hoes
The artist encounters both fans and people who are only interested in him for his fame and success.

And I like to give my fans a rose
Despite the attention from fans, the artist still wants to show appreciation to those who support him.

Curse of the talented everywhere I go
The artist feels burdened by his own talent, as it attracts people who do not have his best interests at heart.

They wanna change clothes and pose
The artist's detractors only care about using him to improve their own image.

But my wife be in my dreams, bruh
The artist's ideal partner appears in his dreams, although he has not yet met her in real life.

No, I couldn't see her
The artist doesn't have a clear mental image of what his dream partner looks like.

I saw her silhouette
Although he couldn't see her face, the artist was able to discern an outline of his dream partner in his dreams.

I know I can make her wet
Despite not having met her, the artist is confident in his ability to arouse his dream partner.

But when I wake up alone
The artist is disappointed to find that his dream partner is not with him when he wakes up.

I just break out my phone
The artist turns to his phone to distract himself from the disappointment of not having his dream partner with him.

Thinkin' I could make this many songs about
The artist is once again thinking about how much inspiration he has for songs about the woman he has not yet met.

A lady, she be havin' me up, down (ooh)
The artist's feelings for the woman are intense and fluctuate often.

I be in my feelings, sometimes I be jealous
The artist experiences jealousy and strong emotions when thinking about the woman.

But I keep it thuggin' like it's Makavelli
Despite his difficult emotions, the artist tries to remain cool and composed like the famous rapper Makaveli.

Ring, ring, hit my celly (ring, ring)
The artist's phone rings, and he answers it.

Remember you went bad on me, I won't forget it (ring, ring)
The person on the other end of the phone betrayed the artist in the past, and he hasn't forgotten it.

You say you wanna tell on me, now, won't you tell it? (Yeah)
The person on the phone threatens to reveal something about the artist, but he challenges them to go ahead and tell it.

In between the sheets you know I got you yellin' (yellin')
The artist brags about his sexual abilities and the pleasure he can give his partner.

Could it be monogamy ain't meant for me? (Nah)
The artist questions whether he is cut out for a monogamous relationship.

That's way too reckless (yeah)
The artist considers himself too impulsive and careless to maintain a monogamous relationship.

I'd get too jealous
The artist's jealousy would likely cause problems in a monogamous relationship.

Could she be, from the east or overseas? (Ha)
The artist wonders if his dream partner might be from a different part of the world.

I learned my lesson, I'm way too Western
The artist realizes that his own cultural background might not be compatible with someone from another part of the world.

Could she be, my favorite ethnicity? (Ha)
The artist considers the possibility that his ideal partner might be from a certain ethnic group.

I'm just I'm undressin' all of these sections of my thoughts (yeah)
The artist is examining his own thoughts and biases about potential partners.

Thinkin', thinkin', thinkin', thinkin', thinkin' too hard
The artist realizes that he is overthinking things when it comes to finding his ideal partner.

Thinkin' too hard, ha
The artist acknowledges that he needs to relax and not put so much pressure on himself to find the perfect partner.

But I really wanna know
Despite his doubts and overthinking, the artist is still eager to find his ideal partner and learn more about her.