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In the song "hollywood freaks" on Midnite Vultures has a part that sounds like it is saying "Hear my love" but I am not sure that that is what it says so please tell me what he is actually saying if you know and if you have the time, THANKS
Hey Andrea,
Sorry for the slow response - long story involving a crappy computer. I don't know the answer to your question, as my copy of Midnite Vultures was stolen quite some time ago and I haven't the money to replace it. Oh! The line is actually "He mah nunnn!" (nun). I guess the story behind it has to do with mishearing some of rapper/writer/director/actor Ice Cube's lyrics. On every other song or so, he likes to say that. I hope that helped. Sorry again.
Keith
mindaphid@aol.com
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