The lyrics to Glocca Morra's song "ya'll boots hats?" are a reflection of the speaker's state of mind and the experiences they have gone through. The first two lines - "I remember going broke at the bar, I remember doing drugs in my car" - suggest that the speaker has been struggling with addiction and financial difficulties. The line "Please don't hold my hand, I need to get up" implies that the speaker has been relying on others and needs to find their own way out of their problems.

The mention of Derrida, a French philosopher known for his theories on deconstruction, adds a layer of philosophical contemplation to the lyrics. The repetition of "Derrida" suggests that the speaker is attempting to deconstruct their own experiences and emotions, possibly to find some clarity or understanding.

The later part of the lyrics - "I'll be dying angry. I need to get out of the city. Carolina. We share the same blood. I'm not your brother. I miss you. I think I love you" - seem to be a mixture of disparate thoughts and emotions. The line about dying angry implies a sense of frustration or resentment, possibly towards the circumstances that have led the speaker to their current state. The desire to get out of the city suggests a desire to escape from their problems, while the reference to Carolina and shared blood hint at a sense of family ties. The line "I'm not your brother" suggests a possible rift in a familial relationship, while the final sentence - "I miss you. I think I love you" - implies a complicated mix of feelings towards someone close to the speaker.