I was really hoping this thread would address the ongoing debate over whether the E Double E says "I drive a Samurai Suzuki" or "I drive my little son Maliki".
Word, people confused this lyric? I always thought he said "Samurai Suzuki" and never even questioned it.
*sigh*
It was from an old Rap Bandit column. Nobody gets my jokes...
It was years before I realized he was saying, "I'm on track like a Long Island Train Conductor." Apparently, the lyrical lisp does not limit itself to phrases containing the letter S.
I'm not totally convinced he says that.
Then what are you partially convinced that he says?
And are you aware of the trains that run--on tracks--to Long Island?
That part to me always was "I'm on track like a long island finger ducker"
You're all wrong. He says:
"I lick nutsack like that Long Island Sween fucker."
Spell it out...S-W-E-E[/b]-N. The E-Double's always been in our dude!
"As I walk through the crowd I can see heads turnin'/ I hear voices saying 'that's Eric Sermon'/ Not only from the women, but from the men/ You know what, it feels good my friend.[/b]"
this line and the line from art of storytelling where rick talks about gay dudes checking him out always remind meof each other.
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"... when I say jump, you will cry 'how high' ..."
Now you know how I felt when this went unpropped:
You're all wrong. He says:
"I lick nutsack like that Long Island Sween fucker."
Spell it out...S-W-E-E[/b]-N. The E-Double's always been in our dude!
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disconnected:I'm sayin'. "Brothers from Brentwood Long Island."
when I say jump you were bah hah hah'ed
mad and stuff like two jews making love
surprisingly, that somehow makes sense to me
WOW, by checking that site, I learned that the lyric
is "I'm in a bottling[/b] state" !!!
Thank you SO MUCH for clearing that up!
I think its an orange juice metaphor.