Lyrics
Cozy is a woman now, but she wants to be a girl again
Cozy reflects on her transition into womanhood but yearns to reclaim the carefree essence of girlhood.
She don't care for all the people who tell her
She disregards the opinions of people who want her to conform to their expectations.
She should be the way that they think it is
Cozy rejects societal pressure to conform to predetermined standards of behavior.
She don't see them, she got better things to do with her eyes
She prioritizes more meaningful activities and doesn't pay attention to those judgmental individuals.
And no, she don't even need them 'cause it's better
Cozy asserts that she doesn't need the approval of others because she finds contentment within herself.
It so much better right here inside
She finds solace and happiness within her own being.
When you stop looking for something, something you'll never find
Encourages the idea that one discovers fulfillment when they stop searching for unattainable goals.
Lemon is a girl again, she don't care what all the people say
Lemon, akin to Cozy, rejects societal judgment and revels in her individuality.
She got ribbons in her hair today, she walks around just like she is it
Lemon confidently embraces her unique identity, symbolized by ribbons in her hair.
And she don't see them, she got better things to do
Lemon, like Cozy, is uninterested in the opinions of others and focuses on more important matters.
With her blue, blue eyes
Describes Lemon's distinctive blue eyes, emphasizing her individuality.
And no, she don't even believe them, it's better
Similar to Cozy, Lemon finds contentment within herself, ignoring external criticism.
It so much better right here inside
Lemon, like Cozy, discovers fulfillment within, emphasizing the importance of self-contentment.
When you stop looking for something, something you'll never find
Reiterates the idea that fulfillment is found when one stops searching for unattainable desires.
When looking for something, something you'll never find
Underlines the futility of searching for something that is inherently unattainable.
And no, she ain't got no money to spend
Despite lacking material wealth, Cozy is content with her current situation.
And no fancy threads she shows off in
Cozy doesn't boast about expensive possessions or conform to societal expectations of luxury.
And ain't got no man, but she's all right
Despite being single, Cozy is comfortable and happy with herself.
Man she's outta sight
Expresses admiration for Cozy's admirable qualities.
Cozy know she's better 'cause she's built her house
Cozy's self-assurance is likened to building a secure foundation, represented by her house.
Right where she stands, she got big crops and no locks
She has cultivated abundance and security where she currently stands, without the need for external validation.
See the sun it shines down on everything
The imagery of the sun symbolizes positivity and abundance in Cozy's life.
She ain't got no money to spend
Reiterates that Cozy lacks material wealth but emphasizes her inner richness.
And no fancy threads to walk around in
She doesn't conform to societal standards of fashion but remains comfortable in her own skin.
And no one to love her, but it's all right
Despite being single, Cozy is content because she finds love and happiness within herself.
When you got it inside
Highlights the importance of internal fulfillment over external validation.
Stop looking for something, something you'll never find
Encourages the idea of stopping the futile search for unattainable desires.
No, no more looking for something
Reaffirms the message of ceasing the pursuit of unfulfilling goals.
Something you'll never find, you're just fine, fine, fine
Emphasizes that one is content and "fine" when they stop seeking unattainable objectives.
Looking for something, something you'll never find
Reiterates the futility of searching for something that is inherently unattainable.
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