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You're no good for me
The singer recognizes that their partner is not good for them and their relationship is unhealthy.

Baby, you're no good for me
The singer is addressing their partner and emphasizing that they are not a positive influence on their life.

You're no good for me
The singer repeats this line to reiterate the toxicity of the relationship.

But baby, I want you, I want
Despite recognizing the negativity of the relationship, the artist still desires their partner.

Diet mountain dew, baby, New York City
The artist references a specific drink and location, potentially indicating a moment or memory shared with their partner.

Never was there ever a girl so pretty
The singer compliments their partner and expresses admiration for their beauty.

Do you think we'll be in love forever?
The singer is questioning the longevity of their relationship and whether or not it will last.

Do you think we'll be in love?
The artist repeats the previous line in a more concise manner.

Can we hit it now low down and gritty?
The artist is suggesting a more intense and passionate physical encounter with their partner.

Baby, put on heart shaped sunglasses
The artist is encouraging their partner to wear something that will enhance their appearance and perhaps create a certain mood for their time spent together.

'Cause we gonna take a ride
The singer is referring to a physical journey or adventure they will embark on with their partner.

I'm not gonna listen to what the past says
The artist is ignoring any doubts or concerns from their past experiences in relationships and choosing to fully embrace their current relationship.

I've been waiting up all night
The singer has been eagerly anticipating their time with their partner.

Take another drag turn me to ashes
The singer is referring to smoking and allowing their partner to have a powerful and potentially destructive influence on them.

Ready for another lie?
The singer is questioning their partner's honesty and wondering if they will continue to deceive them.

Says he's gonna teach me just what fast is
The artist's partner is promising to show them a more thrilling and exciting lifestyle, potentially involving risky or dangerous behavior.

Say it's gonna be alright
The artist's partner is attempting to reassure them, possibly in the face of doubt or uncertainty in the relationship.

Let's take Jesus off the dashboard
The singer is suggesting they remove any symbolic or superficial items or attitudes from their interactions, and instead focus on each other and their own emotions and desires.

Got enough on his mind
The singer is emphasizing the importance of being present and attentive to each other, rather than focusing on external concerns or distractions.

We both know just what we're here for
The artist and their partner are clear about their intentions and desires in the relationship.

Saved too many times
The artist has avoided negative outcomes in the past and is willing to take risks in this current relationship.

Maybe I like this roller coaster
The artist enjoys the ups and downs of their relationship and is willing to endure any challenges for the excitement and passion they bring.

Maybe it keeps me high
The singer may be addicted to the intensity of their relationship, and wants to continue feeling the emotional highs it brings them.

Maybe the speed it brings me closer
The artist finds that the fast pace of their relationship is bringing them closer to their partner, both physically and emotionally.

I could sparkle up your eye
The singer is suggesting they can bring joy and excitement to their partner's life.

Baby, stoppin' at Seven Eleven
The singer references a specific location, possibly indicating another moment shared with their partner.

There in his white Pontiac heaven
The singer refers to the make and color of their partner's car, suggesting a sense of nostalgia and romanticism for their time together.