Coke, Fry,Cheese Buger
KJ-52 · Other Songs - KJ-52
I pulled right up to the Mickey C's
I got three cars in front of me and
man I'm feeling hungry now
tell you what I gotta to do
as I started pulling through
I said can I get a number two?
he said sorry man I aint hearing you..
A coke a fry and a cheeseburger
say that's all that I want to order
just a coke a fry and a cheeseburger
said that's all that I want (come on)
He said can you repeat that?
so I began to scream back
just a number two with the cheese stacked
can you make that please fast
well let me repeat that back to you
chicken burrito and a mountain dew
with two whoppers and some bean stew
is there anything else I can get for you?
Chorus
All I want is just a burger
now 40 times I think I told ya
really bro I aint getting older
see I know my food be getting colder
all this junk I had enough
well finally I just drove up
all the drama what's the hold up
gave me a bag with a paper cup and a..
Chorus
Now I aint ate like all day
so I gave him the money and drove away
well reached in the bag and I'm about to take
just a big old bite and I can't wait
where's the fries I'm supposed to have
where's the burger I'm supposed to grab
just right then I started getting mad
man bro there aint nothing in the bag!!!
Coke, Fry, Cheese Buger
KJ-52 is a prominent figure in the contemporary gospel and R&B landscape, known for blending traditional church sounds with modern urban rhythms. This track, often appearing in various forms within his discography, reflects his signature style of weaving everyday imagery into spiritual narratives. While the song exists alongside well-documented releases like The Yearbook and 7th Avenue, it stands as a testament to his prolific output and ability to capture the mundane moments of life through a musical lens. The recording showcases his vocal versatility and the genre's capacity to find profundity in simple, relatable subjects. As part of his broader body of work, the song contributes to an artist profile defined by consistent creativity and a deep connection to the gospel tradition.