Meet Me In Napa Lyrics – Larry June

[Intro]
S*it, I want to see you too
Nah, nah, meet me somewhere, you know
Somewhere tucked off out the way, know what I mean?

[Verse]
Switching lanes on my way to Napa (On my way)
Baby drove way down from Sac’ (Oh)
You know my face card heavy, baby (For real)
I can’t just hang out all in Sac’ (You feel me?)
A couple nights at the Stanly Ranch, I’m smashing that (Oh, I am)
You ain’t gotta trip, I can handle that

Hitting it from the back (Back), head down, so I’m grabbing that
Say you got a meeting in the morning, you gotta cancel that
Hotel suite for no reason, I got hella spots (Hella spots)
Boyfriend blowing up your phone, I know he hella hot (Hella hot)
I know this lifestyle go crazy, but no photo opps (No photo opps)
Sent baby girl to Macy’s to grab some polo socks, yeah

[Chorus]
Would’ve been my main girl (Main girl) in another lifetime (Yeah, I like that)
I was playing games, girl (Games, girl, damn)
No, you couldn’t be mine (Damn)
No matter how high I get (I get, play that)
I’m still looking up to you (That’s what she told me, that’s what she told me, uh)
No matter how high, high, high, oh, oh (Yeah-yeah, yeah-yeah)
I’m still looking up to you (S*it, damn)
That’s what she told me (Uh)
Yeah (S*it, come on)

[Interlude]
Really just tryna get to know you and s*it
I’m still looking up to you (To you)
I know s*it happened a lil’ fast
I was really on some cool s*it (Yeah-yeah)
Just needed some good energy around me, know what I mean?
(Yeah-yeah, yeah-yeah, I’m still looking up to you)

But when I met you, I was like, “Damn, meet me in Napa”

[Chorus]
Would’ve been my main girl (Main girl) in another lifetime (Yeah, I like that)
I was playing games, girl (Games, girl, damn)
No, you couldn’t be mine (Damn)
No matter how high I get (I get, play that)
I’m still looking up to you (That’s what she told me, that’s what she told me, uh)
No matter how high, high, high, oh, oh (Yeah-yeah, yeah-yeah)
I’m still looking up to you (S*it, damn)
That’s what she told me (Uh)
Yeah (S*it, come on)

[Outro]
Oh-oh, ayy-ayy
Ayy, ayy, ayy, ayy, ayy

[Intro]
In the opening lines, the speaker conveys a strong desire to connect with someone, expressing eagerness to see them. The colloquial language and repetition of “nah, nah” suggest a casual yet urgent tone, emphasizing the speaker’s longing for a meeting. By suggesting they meet somewhere secluded and tucked away, the speaker aims to create an intimate atmosphere for their encounter, away from the hustle and bustle of everyday life.

[Verse]
The verse delves into the speaker’s journey towards Napa, a destination that holds significance for its tranquility and romantic allure. As the speaker traverses the road to Napa, he reflects on the efforts made by his romantic interest, who has traveled a considerable distance from Sacramento to join him. Through phrases like “face card heavy,” the speaker exudes confidence, suggesting a certain level of social status or reputation. The mention of the Stanly Ranch implies plans for an intimate retreat, highlighting the speaker’s anticipation of quality time spent together. However, amidst the anticipation, there’s an acknowledgment of potential complications, such as the interference of the person’s boyfriend, which adds a layer of tension to the narrative.

[Chorus]
The chorus serves as a reflective moment, where the speaker contemplates the what-ifs and missed opportunities in their relationship. Despite acknowledging past mistakes and games played, the speaker expresses genuine admiration for the other person. The repetition of “no matter how high I get” suggests a sense of personal growth or accomplishment, yet it’s juxtaposed with the admission of still looking up to the person, indicating their enduring significance in the speaker’s life.

[Interlude]
In the interlude, the speaker takes a moment to reflect on the pace of their relationship and the need for genuine connection amidst life’s chaos. Despite the rapid progression of events, meeting this person has sparked a desire for deeper understanding and companionship. The speaker’s candid admission of needing positive energy and cool vibes underscores the importance of emotional resonance and compatibility in relationships.

[Chorus]
Echoing the sentiments of the first chorus, the second chorus reinforces the theme of missed opportunities and lingering admiration. The repetition of phrases like “I’m still looking up to you” emphasizes the enduring impact of the person on the speaker’s life, despite the challenges and setbacks they’ve faced. The chorus serves as a poignant reminder of the complexities of human connections and the bittersweet nature of romantic longing.

[Outro]
The outro provides a musical conclusion to the emotional journey depicted in the song. Through ad-libs and vocalizations, the speaker adds a final flourish to the track, conveying a sense of resolution and closure. The melodic elements and rhythmic cadence of the outro contribute to the overall ambiance of the song, leaving listeners with a lingering sense of the themes explored throughout the lyrics.