Lyrics
We got that top down riding around breeze through your hair PDA all through town we ain't even got a care
We're enjoying a carefree moment, driving with the convertible top down, feeling the wind in your hair, openly displaying affection (PDA), and not worrying about anything.
Just the two of us living lavish all our lives
Both of us are living a luxurious lifestyle together.
Just the two of us you and I you and I
Emphasizing the partnership between the singer and their significant other.
Shawty bad and she know it
The person (possibly the singer's partner) is attractive and aware of it.
Weekend spree couple stacks yea I blow it
Spending a significant amount of money during a weekend spree.
Chanel bag hanging from her shoulder
Describing a Chanel bag hanging from the person's shoulder as a symbol of luxury.
Bought a new chain, neck all frozen
Purchased a new chain for the neck, possibly indicating wealth or success.
She like the yin to my yang
Describing a strong connection between the singer and their partner, complementary to each other like "yin and yang."
I be on the road but she never complain
Despite the singer's frequent travels, their partner doesn’t complain.
When I'm in the A baby hopped on a plane
The partner joined the singer by taking a flight to Atlanta (referred to as "the A").
Sent the location so you know where I stay
Sharing location details so the partner knows where the singer is staying.
It's just me and you no one in between
Emphasizing exclusivity between the singer and their partner, with no one else involved.
I'm trying to get inside if you know what I mean
Implies a desire for intimacy with the partner.
We got that top down riding around, breeze through your hair PDA all through town we ain't even got a care
Reiteration of the carefree, affectionate moments between the couple while driving.
Just the two of us living lavish all our lives
Reaffirming the luxurious lifestyle shared by the singer and their partner.
Just the two of us you and I you and I
Repeated emphasis on the unity and exclusivity of the singer and their partner.
A couple thousand miles won't ever stop how we feel
The physical distance between them doesn’t diminish their love and feelings for each other.
Got your love locked down yea baby it's sealed
Expressing commitment and assurance in the strength of their love.
You don't need these other niggas no they cannot keep it real
Asserting that the partner doesn't need other people as they cannot match the genuineness of the singer's affection.
When I'm in ya city you already know the deal
When the singer visits the partner's city, there's an implicit understanding/agreement between them.
When I pull up hop in we can get away
Inviting the partner to join and escape together when the singer arrives.
Yea you from the west why you think I call you bae
Addressing the partner as "bae" and highlighting their origins (possibly the West).
Baby what's understood don't need to be explained
Implying that mutual understanding between them doesn’t need further explanation.
I'll be your Superman you the one I wanna save
Expressing a desire to be a savior or protector for the partner.
If this isn't love why do I feel this way
Questioning the nature of their feelings and affirming strong emotions for the partner.
No matter what you need girl you know I'm on my way
Promising to be there for the partner whenever they need help.
We got that top down riding around breeze through your hair PDA all through town we ain't even got a care
Reiteration of the carefree, affectionate moments while driving, emphasizing the lack of worries.
Just the two of us living lavish all our lives
Reaffirming the luxurious lifestyle shared by the singer and their partner.
Just the two of us you and I you and I
Reemphasizing the unity and exclusivity of the singer and their partner.
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