Meet Me on Harbor Lyrics – Larry June, Cardo Got Wings

Meet Me on Harbor Lyrics Meaning

[Intro: Larry June]
It’s a chill Friday morning and Larry’s feeling great. He’s in full control, doing whatever he wants with no stress. He’s vibing with the beat produced by Cardo, who’s known for his smooth, laid-back production style. The “ayy ayy ayy” part just adds to the carefree energy, like he’s starting the day with a good mood and full confidence.

[Chorus: Larry June]
Larry’s flexing everything he’s got—money, women, cars, and a comfortable lifestyle. He’s living big and working hard, showing that his hustle hasn’t slowed down. This isn’t just for himself, it’s also for people grinding daily, working regular jobs and staying focused. He’s up early, already thinking about his goals and how to make more money. The repetition of “I got it” is like a mantra, showing how locked in and self-assured he is. It’s not just bragging—it’s a reminder that he earned all of it and stays consistent. He’s not stopping anytime soon because the grind is a part of who he is.

[Verse 1: Larry June]
Larry starts the day off with some coffee, feeling good as the weather’s nice and he’s got attention coming his way. He’s focused on making money and living well, not stressing about performing or impressing anyone—he already owns a house with land. Even though he knows smoking’s a bad habit, he’s still doing it casually. He talks about casual relationships, showing off confidence and how women respond to him. Coming from San Francisco, he keeps cash on him and surrounds himself with luxury, like alpaca rugs and expensive purchases. He’s spontaneous, about to buy some Jordans, and makes it clear he likes both ambitious women and those in the streets. Though his tone is playful, he makes it known that his financial status is no joke. He’s got bikes, weapons for protection, and always looking for the next money move. The message is: he’s grown, independent, and focused. If anyone’s got opinions about his lifestyle, he’s not interested—he’s just doing him.

[Refrain: Larry June]
Here, Larry’s basically saying he’s about to show the world how he moves, how he lives, and how he stands out. It’s him setting the tone, saying, “Watch how I do things my way.”

[Verse 2: Black C]
Black C jumps in confidently, saying he’s up early and ready to hustle. He’s got his city under control and now wants to take that success global. His jewelry’s shining and he’s making big money whether things are smooth or rough. He keeps his focus on business and money instead of wasting time on drama. Coming from tough beginnings, he’s now living in a more upscale way. His phone stays busy because he’s always handling deals. He’s surrounded by winners and brings a certain flair—like his own style and swagger—to the game. He came from nothing, had to grind and hustle, and now he’s built something worth showing off. He keeps himself looking clean, from his hats to his Jordans, and even mentions being armed, making it clear he’s ready for whatever. He compares his focus on money to Larry June and 2 Chainz—two artists known for their success and business smarts.

[Refrain: Larry June]
This part repeats Larry’s confident energy. He’s emphasizing again that his lifestyle, grind, and moves are unique—and he’s proud to show them off.

[Chorus: Larry June]
Just like the earlier hook, Larry’s listing everything he has—money, women, cars, and a luxury lifestyle. He’s putting in the work every day and staying motivated. He respects the everyday workers too, saying this success mindset isn’t just about flash—it’s about dedication. He’s up early, always thinking about new ways to earn, staying locked in on getting that money. The confidence in “I got it” repeats like a badge of honor—he’s not just chasing success, he’s living it.