Lyrics
I thought we were good, but we lost it
I believed our relationship was in a good place, but we lost that connection.
I thought we were cool, we were done
I thought we were fine and had concluded our relationship.
litty in the pool, had me down
We were enjoying ourselves in the pool, and it brought me down emotionally.
you got heavy jewels, take em off,
You possess valuable things (possibly traits), but it's time to let go of them.
Yeah ya had it good, but you lost it,
You had a good situation, but it slipped away; reflection is needed.
should have thought it through,
You should have considered the consequences; now you face the repercussions.
yeah you’re busted
You are exposed or caught in a difficult situation.
guess you’re out of town, cause you’re not around
Seems like you're not present or involved, maybe physically or emotionally distant.
I just gotta know, who wear the crown, who wear the crown, yeah
Curious about who holds the dominant position or authority in the situation.
Maybe we get reconnected
Expressing a desire to reconnect with the past.
maybe we could recollect it,
Suggesting a possibility of recalling and remembering shared experiences.
give you back the shots for the times that you missed it,
Willing to forgive and return the favor for past mistakes.
So, one for the good times
Acknowledging the positive moments in the relationship.
two for the late nights,
Recognizing the late-night experiences shared together.
three for the goodbyes, I’m still on your side
Referring to the farewells, but expressing continued support.
one for the good times
Reiterating the acknowledgment of good times in the relationship.
two for the late nights,
Reaffirming the significance of late-night moments.
three for the goodbyes, I’m still on your side
Repeating the theme of goodbyes while maintaining allegiance.
Wanna be the top, love that bossy,
Expressing a desire to be the dominant or leading figure in the relationship.
boy you’ve got the walk, got the game,
Complimenting someone's confidence and charisma.
but you don’t wanna know, what you lost yeah
Warning about not realizing the true value of what was lost.
cause you and me - we aint the same,
Highlighting the differences between "you" and the speaker.
Maybe we get reconnected
Reiterating the possibility of reconnecting with the past.
maybe we could recollect it,
Suggesting a chance to recall and reflect on shared experiences.
give you back the shots for the times that you missed it,
Offering another opportunity to mend past mistakes.
So, one for the good times
Counting the positive moments in the relationship.
two for the late nights,
Counting the late-night experiences that contributed to the relationship.
three for the goodbyes, I’m still on your side
Acknowledging the goodbyes while expressing ongoing support.
one for the good times
Repeating the counting of good times in the relationship.
two for the late nights,
Reiterating the significance of late-night moments shared together.
three for the goodbyes, I’m still on your side
Repeating the theme of goodbyes with a commitment to support.
Loyal exes get bitter,
Describing how loyal ex-partners can turn bitter and transform negatively.
and become bad versions of who hurt them and let them down
Elaborating on the negative transformation of loyal ex-partners.
Loyal exes get bitter,
Repeating the idea of loyal exes becoming bitter versions of those who hurt them.
and become bad versions of who hurt them and let them down
Reiterating the concept of transformation due to past hurts and disappointments.
So, one for the good times
Counting the positive moments, late-night experiences, and goodbyes while maintaining support.
two for the late nights,
Continuing the count of positive moments and late-night experiences.
three for the goodbyes, I’m still on your side
Repeating the acknowledgment of goodbyes with an enduring alliance.
one for the good times
Repeating the counting of good times in the relationship.
two for the late nights,
Reiterating the importance of late-night moments shared together.
three for the goodbyes, I’m still on your side
Repeating the theme of goodbyes while expressing continuous support.
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