Well, maybe the time has finally come... Prince has reached the age where he has to pay for it to get the fine looking women.

WaterInYourBath said:

p4life said:

just curious where in the lyrics does it talk about money?

The line where he says the word "income."

oh i see it now ..had to read it again

jtfolden said:

Well, maybe the time has finally come... Prince has reached the age where he has to pay for it to get the fine looking women.

Most men do one way or another.

dreamer4now said:

micv said:

At the May 7 show he directed the song to a woman in VIP who was with her date--I couldn't see her though. He checked with her date and made sure it was 'OK' with him before he sang to the woman. Then after singing the song he joked, 'I better stop singing to her now, he's reaching into his jacket...'

Thanks for that insight - lucky woman in the VIP Pity it seems to be over in LA...

So are you saying that the person for whom the song was intended was not present,

therefore, he, permissibly so, did a simulation with a couple in the audience? Interesting!

And lucky woman indeed

I think the "outcome income" line in this instance is a clever and somewhat dirty play on words. "Come" being the operative word here. Knowing full well the situation that this song involves,

believe me, "dollars" is not what he meant. And even if it were left to be construed as such, the

other player in this game is by no means "short on change" and makes no qualms about showing it!

However, I don't believe the song has yet been sung in its entirety, and when next we do hear

from The Purple One, I feel the next verse will offer a lot more clarity.

Stay tuned! The shows for this weekend are now posted

purplecirclemember said:

dreamer4now said:

Thanks for that insight - lucky woman in the VIP Pity it seems to be over in LA...

So are you saying that the person for whom the song was intended was not present,

therefore, he, permissibly so, did a simulation with a couple in the audience? Interesting!

And lucky woman indeed

I think the "outcome income" line in this instance is a clever and somewhat dirty play on words. "Come" being the operative word here. Knowing full well the situation that this song involves,

believe me, "dollars" is not what he meant. And even if it were left to be construed as such, the

other player in this game is by no means "short on change" and makes no qualms about showing it!

However, I don't believe the song has yet been sung in its entirety, and when next we do hear

from The Purple One, I feel the next verse will offer a lot more clarity.

Stay tuned! The shows for this weekend are now posted

You're probably right that we didn't hear the whole song--I hope eventually we do! I didn't read too much into the song's connotations... it just seemed flirty and sexy in the moment. Got the women in the crowd whooping

oh boy, these lyrics are just terrible!

But doesn't matter how much you make because love and money don't matter (they DON'T mix) , it never did- not me anyway.

Some may think this is morbid but I got news for you, it's truth!

Well, that's my story summed up, either fear, loss, loneliness it don't matter, because one day, eternity will come...

Now, I'm not saying it's wrong to have money - I am saying DON'T LIVE BY IT!

and there isn't a BANK LINE in heaven, amen!

(Heaven is just around the corner)...

Take care,

me.

[Edited 5/17/11 10:52am]

[Edited 5/17/11 10:53am]

Oh, Prince. Winning a girl with your money? A metaphor of cookies and milk?

Is this a practical joke? Has he hired a twelve year old to pen his lyrics just to see if his fans will notice?

The irony is that any woman with common sense and self-respect would rather get fucked by a wooden stick with splinters than go anywhere near Prince after she's heard him say such charmless, shallow nonsense.

Even the stuff about the theocratic order was better than this. Sure, he was regurgigating content that is overtly sexist and archaic, but at least it has actual thought put behind it.

This is just embarrassing.

Sounds like a cute song, can't wait to hear it

We have another chapter, as per:

http://www.hollywoodreporter.com/news/prince-at-troubadour-review-188009

“No music, no light — that’s the way I see it,” Prince said after “Colonized Mind.” Then he added, “We want to mess with a new song.” Blackwell pulled out drum brushes for the torchy “When She Comes” (at least that’s how it sounded when Prince announced the title and quietly sang the lines). For the first many minutes, it was an instrumental punctuated only by the refrain, “When she comes/She never closes her eyes.” Seemingly on a whim, Prince fairly commandeered the bass as Phillips played another crowd-pleasing solo. Ceding the bass and heading back to the mike stand, he said, “I can’t even sing -- that’s too sexy.” A minute later, he added, “I see my future kids, and they all have that groove.”

Ah, that's so sweet!

Prince is in a baby-making mood, y'all

[Edited 5/12/11 16:36pm]

Oh, by the way, Prince, if she is keeping you "waiting in vain" for too long...maybe you and me can probably work sumthin' out, um? Because quite frankly, Darling, I can think of no one else

who I'd rather have plant a seed in my garden; be the milk all over my cookies; do me like the way

that you wanna do this woman

So how about it, Baby? Are you ready to "get it on"?

nursev said:

Sounds like a cute song, can't wait to hear it

Far from cute, to me. I was very underwhelmed listening to Prince sampling his own old music while singing those lame, hypocritical lyrics. Some will enjoy it though, especially if they like Shhh.

Does anyone know when this song was written? I've wondered sometimes if Prince might sing about himself in disguise at times. Could he be one of the without the milk? Prince always keeps us guessing

So he's in love?

Allways good news to know he's excited and alive!

I like the version he played at the Troubadour.

purplecirclemember said:

We have another chapter, as per:

http://www.hollywoodreporter.com/news/prince-at-troubadour-review-188009

“No music, no light — that’s the way I see it,” Prince said after “Colonized Mind.” Then he added, “We want to mess with a new song.” Blackwell pulled out drum brushes for the torchy “When She Comes” (at least that’s how it sounded when Prince announced the title and quietly sang the lines). For the first many minutes, it was an instrumental punctuated only by the refrain, “When she comes/She never closes her eyes.” Seemingly on a whim, Prince fairly commandeered the bass as Phillips played another crowd-pleasing solo. Ceding the bass and heading back to the mike stand, he said, “I can’t even sing -- that’s too sexy.” A minute later, he added, “I see my future kids, and they all have that groove.”

Ah, that's so sweet!

Prince is in a baby-making mood, y'all

[Edited 5/12/11 16:36pm]

or could be talking about his music he does refer to his songs as his "children" so maybe that's what he meant is future songs will be funky ..but then again he did write future baby mama who knows

micv said:

Someone on the board was asking for the lyrics to the new song Prince played on May 5 and May 7 so I thought I'd post:

'U Will Be With Me' (I'm guessing at the title)

I know u’ve got somebody
I think that’s cool
But there sho enuff ain’t no law against me trying to pursue
I picture the outcome, his income versus mine
The way I see it, baby, it’s only a matter of time
U will be... u will be... u will be with me

The two of y’all together is like cookies without the milk
But u and I in a brand new bed with purple sheets of silk
I think about it often, in fact, I imagine how, we could...maybe... huh, not now
But u will be... u will be... u will be with me

I know u love him, most people do
But u have never heard me say the words “I want u”
Girl if I didn’t tell u, I would feel like a sho enuff purple fool
Maybe not tonight, maybe not tomorrow, but one day this will be true,
U will be... u will be... u will be with me...

U will be... sho enuff will....u will be... u will be with me

-------

At the May 5th show he intermixed the song with 'The One' and on May 7th he combined it with 'Shh'

[Edited 5/9/11 19:19pm]

I just heard this song tonight, love it !!!!!!!!!!!

TrevorAyer said:

horrible lyrics

is prince seriously saying that he will win this girl because he has more money?

and he's gonna steal her from another dude?

seems pretty shallow .. again .. more evidence that prince is illuminati now ... promoting money as god and music as product .. relationships based upon money and looks exchange ... does prince only date women who want him for his money? does he like it that way? they are called prostitutes prince .. fyi

Fuck off it is a pop song. Stop making it out to be more than what it is and try living in the real world. Chick do run off with dude with money maynot happen all the time for P but live in the real world for a minute.

looks promising. have yet to hear

IT APPEARS HE REALLY WANTS THIS PERSON!

[Edited 5/14/11 15:58pm]

love99sexy said:

U can't knock the dude. I wouldn't mind having a few women after me & me making them think that I want them. I have been to few shows & love seeing his string of sexy VIP women. I want to tell them u shud be with me;). He has had Bria around recently, the dancer Lala, this petite brunette we keep seeing and Misty as well. He keeps them rotating like a revolving door ...gotta give him props.

That's why little boys dream of becoming a star, don't they. It's because of the easy harem....

UmustB said:

IT APPEARS HE REALLY WANTS THIS PERSON!

[Edited 5/14/11 15:58pm]

...You think?

CocoRock said:

"Lolita" Stop it, baby You're a V.I.P. at least to me Come here and show me some ID Eye know you're fine from head to pumps If u were mine we'd bump bump bump You're much to young to peep my stash You're tryin' to write checks you're body can't cash You can't hang with this, girl, look out Lolita You're sweeter But you'll never make a cheater out of me Watch out now Cool together, yes, I must admit Long time ago, we'd be the shh, uh oh Like Frank and Ava, we'd paint the town Just on the floor, gettin' way down Dom Perignon and caviar The finest clothes and fancy cars You know, one of them '56 pink Caddies, baby Ohh, lookout Lolita You're sweeter But you'll never make a cheater out of me No, you won't, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, come on Lolita You're eyes your mouth Your curly hair You're bad no doubt But I must beware Ooh, you get a brother in trouble, girl, what Lolita You're sweeter But eye won't mislead ya I'll feed ya, if it'll please ya But then I'll say see ya You're a fine, mama mia But you'll never ever, ever No, you'll never ever, ever No, you'll never make a cheater out of me Fellas, yeah? How bad is this girl? Bad! Then what you wanna do? Whatever you want Then come on let's dance! Dance! Fellas, yeah? How bad is this girl? Bad Then what you wanna do? Whatever you want Then come on let's dance! Dance! Lolita! yeah? How bad are you, girl? Bad! Then what you wanna do? Whatever you want Then come on let's dance! Dance! Lolita! yeah? How bad are you, girl? Bad! Then what you wanna do? Whatever you want Then come on let's dance! Dance! Imagine me on the tip of your tongue If I took a sip then eye would be on the run Hellhounds barkin' 'round my door I can't sip you once 'less eye sip you some more Lolita

I am personally curious as to why you mention the song LOLITA in correlation to this NEW SONG? I would like to know why you link the two ... thanks!

aubergine said:

The only information you have are a few lyrics. The rest is just guessing. Don't jump to conclusions. And please, refrain from judging anybody but yourself.

Why being all moralistic about his behaviour? Have you lived your whole life without a sin?

Why do you want to be judgemental and negative about other people? And in this case Prince?

dJJ said:

CocoRock said:

dJJ said:

The only information you have are a few lyrics. The rest is just guessing. Don't jump to conclusions. And please, refrain from judging anybody but yourself.

Why being all moralistic about his behaviour? Have you lived your whole life without a sin?

Why do you want to be judgemental and negative about other people? And in this case Prince?

In case you're referring to me, don't.

As you demand

[Edited 5/15/11 9:46am]

dJJ said: