Monday, August 10, 2015

Angie Stone "Bone 2 Pic" (video, lyrics, & lyric explanations)

Edited by Azizi Powell

This is Part II of a two part series on the saying "have a bone to pick [with someone].

This pancocojams post showcases a video of & lyrics for the Neo-Soul song "Bone 2 Pic" by Angie Stone. My explanations of some of that song's lyrics are also included in this post.

Click http://pancocojams.blogspot.com/2015/08/what-have-bone-to-pick-really-means.html for Part I of this post. Part I provides answers to the question "What does have a bone to pick?" really means. That post also includes an example of the saying "have a bone to pick" from recent political news about United States Republican Presidental candidate Donald Trump.

The content of this post is presented for etymological, cultural, and entertainment purposes.

All copyrights remain with their owners.

Thanks to Angie Stone and the other composers for this song, Thanks to the transcriber of this song and thanks to the publisher of this video on YouTube.

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SHOWCASE VIDEO: Angie Stone - Bone 2 Pic



maxsmistress69, Uploaded on Oct 23, 2009

Pure Sessions - Live concert in Amsterdam by my #1 Soul Diva Angie Stone
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LYRICS: BONE 2 PIC
(Angie Stone, Chalmers Alford, Ali Muhammad)

Ali Shaheed, on the mix
Kickin' it with Angie Stone
Uh, Take it back, take it back

Tell me what is up with you
Heard you got a brand new crew
Spending money like you rich
Tryin' to keep up with your bi&&ch*

Seems somewhere you lost your soul
'cause you forgot the debt you owe
Left me hanging out to dry
But all the time I'll tell you why

'cause I got a bone to pick with you
Ain't nothing new under the sun
And I got a talk to have with you
So baby, if it fits
Then wear the shoe

Now baby I tried my best to see
I'm stackin' the odds at one to three
I'm givin' the benefit to you
Meanwhile I'm losing all access to you

And baby you played me like a fool
Caressing me softly with a boo
You're feeding me lovin' lies for food
I'm waiting for one moment of truth

'cause I got a bone to pick with you
Ain't nothing new under the sun
And I got a talk to have with you
So baby, if it fits
Then wear the shoe

You don't like this love I'm givin'
Boy don't fake the feelin'
Keep it real with me
You're living too fast
And all around you's movin' slow, so slow
It's better to keep it cool
Than blow it just for show
So hold onto love if you can remember it

And somewhere you lost your soul
'cause you forgot the debt you owed
You left me hanging out to dry
But all the time I'll tell you why

'cause I got a bone to pick with you
Ain't nothing new under the sun
And I got a talk to have with you
So baby, if it fits
Then wear the shoe

Baby there's something you should know
Whatever deed you plant will grow
But nothing will interrupt it's flow
You only get out just what you give
Together it's not all negative
Beware of how you live

See it makes no sense to me, babe

'cause I got a bone to pick with you
Ain't nothing new under the sun
And I got a talk to have with you
So baby, if it fits
Then wear the shoe

Source: http://www.metrolyrics.com/bone-2-pick-lyrics-angie-stone.html
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* This word is fully spelled out on this lyric page, However, it's not heard on the video that is embedded in this post.

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EXPLANATIONS OF CERTAIN WORDS THAT ARE FOUND IN THIS SONG
"on the mix" [in this context] = part of the song's recording

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kickin it with = having a good time with, enjoying myself with

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"take it back" = (taking it back), using old school (old) folk sayings, such as "have a bone to pick" and "if the shoe fits, wear it"

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"If the shoe fits wear it" = if what I'm saying applies to you, you should accept it (own up to it).

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"It's better to keep it cool/Than blow it just for show" = It's better to end the relationship without drama (quietly) rather than arguing loudly or fighting.

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"Caressing me softly with a boo" = "softly caressing me while you were cheating on me by being with another woman"
[the African American slang meaning of "boo" is usually "girlfriend" or "boyfriend". "Boo" comes from the folk mispronunciation of the French word "beau".

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This concludes Part II of this series.

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