These lyrics seem to convey a sense of frustration and imbalance in a romantic relationship. Let's break down the commentary line by line:
"I am the one who can please you, ain't that what you said?"
The speaker begins by reminding their partner of a promise made, suggesting that they believed they could bring happiness to the relationship.
"You seemed so alone, I guess I was easily led"
This line indicates that the partner appeared vulnerable or in need, and the speaker may have been easily influenced or persuaded by this.
"I showed you my love and babe, I guess that it went to your head"
The speaker acknowledges that they expressed their love, but it seems their partner became conceited or overly confident as a result.
"When you were hungry I brought you your breakfast in bed"
The speaker highlights their efforts to take care of their partner, going as far as serving them breakfast in bed to show their love and care.
"Come on, even it up, even it up, even it up"
Here, the speaker is expressing a desire for balance and reciprocity in the relationship, suggesting that they expect their partner to give back in some way.
"Well, a good man pays his debt, but you ain't paid yours yet"
This line implies that the speaker believes their partner owes something in return, and they haven't fulfilled their obligations or responsibilities in the relationship.
"Come on and even it, it's time you even it, even it up"
The speaker emphasizes the importance of their partner rectifying the imbalance and contributing more to the relationship.
"Well I took you over the tracks when you wanted some sin"
This line suggests that the speaker was willing to go to great lengths to fulfill their partner's desires or indulge in some questionable activities together.
"I brought you satin and herbs from the places I've been"
The speaker may have provided luxurious and exotic gifts or experiences for their partner.
"Well now something tells me, baby you're going to use me again"
The speaker expresses a sense of foreboding or suspicion that their partner may take advantage of them once more.
"You think you can lay down the how and the where and the when"
This line suggests that the partner may be controlling or domineering in the relationship, dictating the terms and conditions.
"I tell you, even it up, even it up, even it up, right now"
The urgency in this line conveys the speaker's frustration and insistence on restoring balance in the relationship immediately.
"Oh well, even it up, even it up, even it up"
The repetition emphasizes the importance of addressing the imbalance.
"I don't want to bum it all, no, but this ax, so she got to fall"
The speaker doesn't want to completely end the relationship, but they might be prepared to take drastic measures or make difficult decisions if necessary.
"Even it, come on, even it, even it up, baby"
The repeated plea for balance in the relationship continues, with the speaker urging their partner to contribute more.
The lyrics overall convey a sense of dissatisfaction with the current state of the relationship, with the speaker wanting their partner to play a more equal role in maintaining and nurturing it.
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