What does "there's nothing wrong with just a taste of what you've paid for" mean?

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1. Guest22793185
   

    If you are talking about "the ballad of Mona Lisa", I think it reffers to what he says in the beggining "And takes a moment to assess the sin she's paid for" (or al least, that's what I understand, please, I don't speak English regularly _I'm from Argentina). So, she's done something bad, therefore, shehas to pay for it.

   Then, he sings the part you're saying, being kind of sarcastic, meaning that she deserved some sort of pay-back... she s***w up, paid, and tasting what she's done.

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2. Guest22741895
   

    love this song hehe

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3. Guest22695933
   

   you've paid your dues. now you want presidency.

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4. Guest22694067
   

   It pretty much means that there's nothing wrong with getting your comeuppance for your actions. It's like saying 'what goes around, comes around.' Basically if you treat people like s**t, you shouldn't be surprised when something S****y happens to you.

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