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Bitches call him daddy as they ride him. The serpent between his legs gets excited when they do.
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Oh, with my dreams next to you
Falling asleep next to you
It should have been me next to you Jaymes Young (Ft. Phaeleh) – Distraction (Jaymes Young Mix)
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Several meanings:
He is reminiscing about sleeping next to her. While sleeping, he is dreaming and therefore, his dreams are right next to her.
He is talking about his dreams next to her as in, she takes first priority in his life. All his dreams and goals in life come NEXT.
He could be literally sleeping next to her dead body that either he has killed or has died by other means.
She is sleeping with another man and he wishes it was him sleeping next to her, dreaming about life together, with her. He is jealous and envious.
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Anilyst is better than any other rapper; he’ll keep doing his thing by spitting dope songs and leave you not knowing what to do to top them (tie your hands up in a knot).
- You’re angry because Anilyst had outdone himself and you’re trying to hold composure
- You’re praying for God to help you come up with better songs.
- You’re deep in thought looking for words to write.
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With a razor blade gash, to the face so brace fast Anilyst – No Mercy
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Anilyst isn’t afraid of battling anyone. He’ll go up against any challenger and shred them to pieces.
Or whatever you call it, but
Everywhere I go I keep her picture in my wallet like Gym Class Heroes (Ft. Patrick Stump) – Cupid's Chokehold / Breakfast in America
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He is indifferent to the reactions/opinions of other people regarding his feelings on love. He chooses to stay “obsessed” and infatuated and will keep her picture in his wallet all the time, just like how people keep their loved ones' pictures in theirs.
Also he doesn’t care how other people have the tendency to lecture about what “love” is.
Similar concept to, Outkast’s lyrics in the song “Ms. Jackson,”
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Released on Dido’s 1999 debut studio album, No Angel, “Thank You” made its first appearance in 1998, on the soundtrack of Sliding Doors, although it was not released as a single until late 2000. The song peaked at #3 in the US and reached top 40 in the UK in 2001.
The song samples the “Theme from the Planets” drum break. Its first verse is notably used as the chorus in the song “Stan” by Eminem. This gave “Thank You” a ratings boost and famously provided an alternative interpretation. Airheadz also featured this song on their trance hit song “Stanley Here I Am”.
While the majority of the public concludes that the song’s lyrics come from a religious perspective, many others believe Dido is referring to the love of her life. Either way, the song is about hope and her appreciative attitude towards life, and was written the day after she met her (now ex-)husband Bob Page.
It might be sarcasm when she says “I want to thank you for giving me the best day of my life.” She states negative events taking place and says thanks.
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I disagree. when your life consists of a lot of negativity, you appreciate the good that someone can bring to it
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I think she also has a religious perspective because she is grateful to have had a gray day. With optimism we generally thank God in these cases.