Haha, uh huh
Of course I had to make a song about you right now
I told you I was gon’ make this song about you here
Yeah, ayy
Bad lil’ thing, yeah
True Religion jeans, yeah
Super clean
What’s good with you and me
Chasing dreams, yeah
Hit me when you free, yeah
Sex me
That’s just what I needed
(You, you got it, got it)
That’s what I needed
(You got it, got it)
Just what I needed
(You, you got it, got it)
You got what I needed, ayy
I got what you need
Shop-shop-shopping bags, Louis shoes
Pop the tags, that’s for you
Diamond necklace, that’s for you
I just blew a check or two
Girl, my mind been set on you
Yeah, you know I fuck with you
Club is through
What are we getting into?
Let me tell you, girl, before you go
There’s a few things you should know
I’m still struggling with the dos and don’ts
But I felt compelled to let you know that you a
Bad lil’ thing, yeah
True Religion jeans, yeah
Super clean, yeah
What’s good with you and me, yeah
Chasing dreams, yeah
Hit me when you free, yeah
Sex me
That’s just what I needed
Oh it’s just what I needed
Oh, it’s just what I
Yeah, you got what I need
And I got what you need
When I look at you, I see someone I don’t deserve
When I pretend like my vision blurry
Is it love I’m searchin’ for or different word?
Looked at me, said when did this occur
Soon as I seen you in mini skirt
Soon as you hit me with smile first
Soon as I heard how your mind works
Me and my girl, we just diverted
We just went our separate ways, yeah
Knew she loved me ’cause I’m paid up
That’s what I won’t make up
Yeah, I saw somethin’ different in you
Had to come and tell you straight up
You was headed for the door
Headed ’til you wait up
Like ayo, hold up, wait up
Hold up, hold up
Let me tell you, girl, before you go
There’s a few things that you should know
I don’t do this on the usual
But I felt compelled to let you know that you a
Bad lil’ thing, so bad
Yeah
Exploring Confidence and Connection
In “You Got It,” Bryson Tiller delivers a smooth, self-assured ode to a woman who captures his attention and admiration. The lyrics paint a portrait of a confident, stylish partner—someone who stands out not just for her looks but for her ambition and unique perspective. Tiller’s use of luxury brands and gifts highlights a desire to spoil and impress, while repeated lines about mutual needs suggest a genuine emotional connection beyond material gestures. The song’s tone balances vulnerability and swagger, acknowledging personal struggles with love and relationships while celebrating the excitement of new chemistry.
Vulnerability and Growth
Throughout the track, Tiller candidly addresses his uncertainties about love, referencing past heartbreak and personal growth. Moments of reflection, like questioning whether he deserves this new relationship, add depth to the song. By sharing both his intentions and insecurities, Tiller creates an honest, relatable narrative about navigating romance and self-discovery.
Song Credits
- Artist: Bryson Tiller
- Release Year: 2024