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After their recent tour, Made in Heights released their contrasting follow up to their quick-tempo hit, “Ghosts.”
Although the song doesn’t mention it, the title, certain images portrayed in it, along with the cover art are suggestive that the song was inspired by the flower know as a Panther Lily, which grows in the duos home state, California.
Girls hit your hallelujah (Woo)
Girls hit your hallelujah (Woo)
'Cause uptown funk gon' give it to you (Woo)
('Cause uptown funk gon' give it to you)
'Cause uptown funk gon' give it to you Mark Ronson (Ft. Bruno Mars) – Uptown Funk
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There are sexual innuendos within the lines as the music gives them pleasure and makes them feel good. Along with a reference to the famous line from “All Gold Everything”: “Popped a molly, I’m sweatin', woo!”
Heaven and earth have finally aligned
Days are good and that's the way it should be Echosmith – Bright
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This subject feels as if nothing could be better at the moment. The second line alludes to the “heaven on Earth” – something really good or a paradise.
The muse and/or theme of the song is essentially the Solar System.
And celebrate with drinks by the case load Hoodie Allen – Making Waves
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Hoodie wants a nice, good looking, and chill girl, lots of money, He will celebrate with champagne, whine, etc.
Take a sip, sign the check
Julio, get the stretch Mark Ronson (Ft. Bruno Mars) – Uptown Funk
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Bruno indulges in a quick pregame before the show while signing the check before hopping in the limo. When it comes to making an appearance, there’s no vehicle better than a stretch limousine.
The quickness of drinking-to-leaving shows that the man’s got places to be!
Them good girls, straight masterpieces Mark Ronson (Ft. Bruno Mars) – Uptown Funk
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Michelle Pfeiffer is an American actress known for her roles in films like Scarface, Batman Returns, The Family, and many more. She dominated the market in the 1990s, being nominated for and/or winning many awards.
The G-rated explanation? She’s white with golden hair.
The R-rated explanation? In “Scarface”, she’s the wife of kingpin Tony Montana and an avid cokehead. Two of the many slang terms for coke are “white girl” and “white gold” — and from there it’s a pretty easy leap to referencing the most famous white girl to star in a movie about drug dealing.
Michelle talked about how it felt being name-dropped on the song on the Graham Norton Show in November, 2017.
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