This song appears to be a stream of seemingly disconnected, random phrases and thoughts. They describe various personal experiences and emotions, such as growing up eating Middle Eastern cuisine, navigating cultural differences, and having strong reactions to certain situations. There are references...
[Verse 1]
Don’t try to scan a seaweed heap
Your fragile toes might step in glass
Don’t try to pet your dog in the dark
You might feel it up the ass
Grew up on tabbouli and hummus
Carrots and baba ghanoush
I can’t say the word “foyer”
But I can pronounce the word “douche”
[Verse 2]
Grew up on tabbouli and hummus
Carrots and baba ghanoush
I stopped calling people fags
But I’m still in a rotten cartouche
Mommy’s trucking kids in her belly
Getting them ready for a soccer rot
Next time I see a van with a telly
I’m going to hit them a lot
[Bridge]
The crime scene
Had officers’ heads down
How will I unearth that mystery?
Dental records, maybe?
That poor baby
[Outro]
Mommy’s trucking kids in her belly
Getting them ready for a soccer rot
Next time I see a van with a telly
I’m going to hit them a lot
A lot, a lot, a lot, a lot
"Oh my God. It's DIP!"
Tap Tap Tap was written by Bora Karaca.
Tap Tap Tap was produced by Bora Karaca.
Cojum Dip released Tap Tap Tap on Sun Jan 12 2014.