We
Descendents Lyrics

The Descendents' song "We" is a song about love and companionship. The lyrics express the sentiment that the two people in the song- presumably a romantic couple - don't care about what society thinks of them. The opening line, "Don't care what they say, those numbers don't mean a thing" refers to societal expectations of what success should look like, such as having a well-paying job, a house, a car, etc. The couple is saying that they don't need those things to be happy. They already have everything they need because they have each other.

The chorus of the song reinforces this idea, with the repeated phrase "We've got it made." The couple is confident in their relationship, knowing that they know what to do to make each other happy. They don't need anything else to feel fulfilled in life.

The bridge of the song adds to this feeling of security and contentment. The singer says that they don't care if they have a job because they already have a life, and they don't know what the future holds, but they know that they have each other. The album the song is on is called "Milo Goes to College", which may suggest that the song is about finding love and stability despite the transitional and unpredictable time that is college,

In conclusion, "We" by The Descendents is a song that celebrates the power of love and companionship to provide happiness and fulfillment, rather than material possessions or societal expectations of success.