Still love the way he rock them black diamonds in that chain (Chain) Beyoncé – Countdown
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Queen B is saying she still loves the way Jay-Z raps and he still loves the way she sings. Since she sings this with a “NY” accent, emphasized on the word TALK, shes saying she still loves the way he rap but makes a reference to where he’s from (Brooklyn,NY).
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The number of minutes until Beyoncé and Jay-Z will be knocking boots after he kisses her in his car. Perhaps Bey’s referencing the phrase “we’ll be on in five”, commonly used in show business.
Said the world's just too big for a little girl
Eyes wide open, can't you see? Beyoncé – Schoolin' Life
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Parents are always cautious about letting their daughters explore the world on their own. Beyonce came into the world and she was curious, and wanted to explore the world. Later, she explains the things she wanted to do, but her parents would not allow her to do.
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