You Got It Lyrics – Hurricane Wisdom

You Got It Lyrics Meaning

[Intro]
The singer is admitting that the things he said in the past were wrong, but they don’t seem to matter to the person he’s addressing. He realizes that their connection is more about physical and emotional closeness rather than words. The line about beds suggests that their relationship is more about being together in the moment rather than overthinking things. He feels like time is slipping away, but she is still right there with him.

[Chorus]
The singer is praising the girl, saying she has everything—style, confidence, and a strong presence. He name-drops luxury brands like Fendi, Louis, Gucci, and Prada, emphasizing her high-class appeal. He makes it clear that he doesn’t argue with her because he knows she’s special. Despite other women being around, she stands out the most to him. He loves the way she looks, especially with her lashes, and appreciates her beauty. There’s no need for drama or fights—she already has everything he wants, and he knows she knows it too. The line about her “fronting the wacked” suggests she might act tough or distant, but deep down, she acknowledges her power and charm.

[Verse]
The singer feels caught up in his emotions, overwhelmed by the way she carries herself. He can’t even explain how she speaks or acts, but he knows she’s different from the rest. He reassures her that he’s not the type to bring unnecessary problems into their relationship. He also calls out other women who might try to compete, but none of them compare to her. Even if she doesn’t say much, he knows she’s aware of her own worth. He hopes she recognizes that she has everything—confidence, beauty, and his full attention.

[Bridge]
This section repeats the intro, reinforcing the idea that words don’t really matter in their relationship. Their connection is built on something deeper—whether it’s physical attraction, understanding, or just being present with each other. He questions what beds are even for, hinting that their bond is more about togetherness than just sleeping. Time may be slipping away, but she remains by his side, making everything feel right.

[Chorus]
Once again, the singer emphasizes that she’s got it all—beauty, style, and a presence that stands above the rest. He admires her confidence and the way she carries herself. He doesn’t need to argue with her because he knows she’s the one. Even though there are other women around, none of them compare to her. He appreciates the way she looks and how effortlessly she stands out. He acknowledges that she knows her worth and embraces it. The final line suggests that it may have taken time for him to fully understand her value, but now he does, and he’s completely captivated by her.