Good For You

Refers to a change in someone's demeanor, suggesting a shift in attitude or energy. The mention of "take back at five" is unclear and may imply revisiting a decision or action later in the day.

Describes a lively and energetic atmosphere within the speaker's group, contrasting it with the inability of another group to synchronize or connect ("vibe").

Indicates physical and emotional fatigue or strain, with "burn red" possibly suggesting tired or stressed eyes. The mention of the bag staying in bed could symbolize emotional baggage.

Refers to spending money ("cash out") and being in a specific location, the Lower East Side (L-E-S).

Suggests a desire to reduce smoking and find a sense of blessing in vulnerability ("undressed").

Expresses a willingness to shed inhibitions and overthinking by undressing, indicating a form of escapism or self-discovery.

Acknowledges an ongoing obsession and stress, highlighting the complexity of the speaker's emotional state.

An affirmative response, possibly emphasizing agreement or validation.

Suggests a decisive action of moving on from a situation, possibly a relationship, by taking out the emotional "trash."

Emphasizes independence and not needing the person addressed in the lyrics.

Recognizes the fear of the unknown or the potential impact the speaker can have on the addressed person.

Implies that the person addressed has not experienced the speaker's true capabilities and power.

Asserts the speaker's awareness and possession of personal power.

States that the addressed person cannot handle the stress or intensity of the speaker's presence.

Warns about the potential depth of the emotional or relational connection and the challenges it may bring.

Encourages the addressed person to stick with the speaker despite the challenges.

Repeats the earlier mention of a change in someone's vibe and emphasizes sticking with the speaker ("stick with me now").

Reiterates the contrasting energy between the speaker's and the addressed person's groups.

Encourages the addressed person to stay connected with the speaker.

Repeats the mention of spending money and being in the Lower East Side.

Reiterates the desire to smoke less and find a sense of blessing in vulnerability.

Introduces the idea of taking the addressed person down emotionally or romantically, emphasizing control.

Assures that the emotional or romantic involvement won't become too intense if the addressed person allows it.

Proposes taking the addressed person around town, suggesting a shared experience or journey.

Encourages the addressed person to stick with the speaker.

Claims the speaker can provide unique and valuable lessons, implying a depth of experience.

Reiterates the encouragement for the addressed person to stick with the speaker for further guidance.

Advises the addressed person that it's in their best interest to let the speaker teach them.

Reinforces the idea that the addressed person should be open to learning from the speaker.

Repeats the notion that knowing what's good for oneself involves being receptive to the speaker's teachings.

Affirms the importance of the addressed person recognizing what's beneficial for them.

Reiterates the theme of a change in someone's vibe and the energy of the speaker's crew.

Emphasizes the contrast between the speaker's and the addressed person's groups in terms of energy and connection.