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-you don't typically hear lyrics like that in so-called commercial music. Most o
f the lyrics here are devoid of the banal; there's no "Baby Baby, I want to do i
t all night, make it feel right, out of sight" predictability.(Well, maybe with
the exception of "Don't I Love You Good", but there's so much hip stuff going on
musically on this track that the hook/title is just a small part of the story.)
There's an honesty and a search for truth in Payton's lyrics, as well as a sly
sense of humor. And for more obvious lyrical humor, check out the New Orleans S
econd Line-ish title track, which features Chinah Blac:
f the lyrics here are devoid of the banal; there's no "Baby Baby, I want to do i
t all night, make it feel right, out of sight" predictability.(Well, maybe with
the exception of "Don't I Love You Good", but there's so much hip stuff going on
musically on this track that the hook/title is just a small part of the story.)
There's an honesty and a search for truth in Payton's lyrics, as well as a sly
sense of humor. And for more obvious lyrical humor, check out the New Orleans S
econd Line-ish title track, which features Chinah Blac:
