Get You – Daniel Caesar


[Daniel Caesar:]

Through drought and famine, natural disasters

My baby has been around for me

Kingdoms have fallen, angels be calling

None of that could ever make me leave

Every time I look into your eyes I see it

You’re all I need

Every time I get a bit inside I feel it

Oooooooh, who could’ve thought I’d get you

Oooooooh, who could’ve thought I’d get you

And when we’re making love

Your cries they can be heard from far and wide

It’s only the two of us

Everything I need’s between those thighs

Every time I look into your eyes I see it

You’re all I need

Every time I get a bit inside I feel it

Oooooooh, who could’ve thought I’d get you

Oh yeah

Oh yeah babe

Oooooooh, who could’ve thought I’d get you

[Kali Uchis:]

And I’ll take some time

Just to be thankful

That I had days full of you, you

Before it winds down into

The memories, it’s all just memories

[Daniel Caesar:]

(If you’ve got someone you like…)

Don’t you love when I come around

(…feel something that’s right somebody just tell somebody)

Build you up then I take you down

(If you’ve got someone you like…)

Don’t you love when I come around

(…feel something that’s right somebody just tell somebody)

Build you up then I take…

[Daniel Caesar:]

Oooooooh, who could’ve thought I’d get you

Oooooooh, who could’ve thought I’d get you

[Kali Uchis:]

This feels like summer

Boy you make me feel so alive

Just be my lover

Boy you’ll lead me to paradise

A Celebration of Rare and Passionate Love

“Get You” by Daniel Caesar featuring Kali Uchis is a soulful ode to the profound feeling of finding someone truly special. The lyrics paint a vivid picture of gratitude and disbelief—Caesar marvels at the rare fortune of being with his partner, comparing their love to surviving through droughts, famines, and disasters. The recurring lines, “Who could’ve thought I’d get you,” highlight the sense of wonder and appreciation that permeates the song.

Intimacy and Vulnerability

The song delves into the deep intimacy shared between lovers, both emotionally and physically. Daniel Caesar’s vulnerability is evident as he expresses how essential his partner is to his happiness. Kali Uchis’s verse adds another layer, reflecting on cherishing present moments before they become memories, emphasizing the fleeting nature of time and love. Together, their vocals create a dreamy, sensual atmosphere that resonates with anyone who has experienced all-consuming affection.

Song Credits

Artist: Daniel Caesar feat. Kali Uchis
Songwriters: Ashton Simmonds (Daniel Caesar), Matthew Burnett, Jordan Evans
Release Year: 2016
Label: Golden Child Recordings


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