The meaning of the lyrics of the song "Boomerang" by the artist "Walk Off The Earth"
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Wale's "The Need to Know" explores the dynamics of a secretive relationship. He and his partner prefer to keep their feelings under wraps, choosing to let people remain oblivious ("let 'em keep they need to know")
In "The Matrimony," Wale, contemplating marriage, draws a parallel with a roller coaster ride, employing a metaphor introduced by Jerry Seinfeld. The ascent of the roller coaster symbolizes engagement – an exciting and uncharted stage, full of anxiety and uncertainty
In Wale's song "The Body," he uses the metaphor of a car to describe his attraction and sexual desire for a woman.Comparing the body to a car He likens the woman's body to luxurious cars like a "Benz" and a "Mercedes," emphasizing her beauty, desirability, and high value
In "Slight Work," Wale boasts about his successful career and lavish lifestyle, contrasting himself with those who doubted him. He utilizes wordplay, pop culture references, and slang to emphasize his coolness and superiority over others
In Wale's song "Sabotage," the narrator describes his complex and toxic relationship with a woman. He tries to give her love and care, open up the world to her, but she fears attachment and constantly sabotages their relationship
In "Running Back," Wale and Lil Wayne rap about their success, wealth, and lifestyle, contrasting it with others.The main theme money and its effect on people
