Moon & Stars
$NOT Lyrics

Yung Castor
This line serves as an introduction to the song and in particular, the artist who is responsible for it.

Ayy, bitch, I'll take you to the fuckin' (ayy, uh)
The artist is addressing someone he calls bitch and is promising to take them somewhere, probably a fancy place they haven't been to.

I'll take you to the fuckin' moon and stars
The artist is promising the person he addressed in the previous line to take them to a luxurious and exclusive location, which could either be literal or figurative.

Okay, I hop up in my coupe, yeah (what's up?)
The artist is getting into his car and asking the person he is with a question.

What's up? Do you wanna go far with me? (With me)
The artist is asking the person he is with if they want to embark on a journey with him.

Hold my hand, I ain't really goin' far (uh-uh)
The artist is telling the person he is with that they don't have to worry about him taking them too far away from their comfort zone.

Bitch, I'll take you to the moon and the stars (and the stars)
The artist is again making a promise to his companion that he will take them somewhere special, somewhere they've never been before.

Ayy, I ain't really wanna do it now, ayy
The artist is kinda changing his mind about something.

I see my name in the back, uh, ayy
The artist is indicating that he is famous and his name is written on the back of something, possibly his car or jacket.

I see my name in the back, yuh, ayy
In this line, the artist is reaffirming that he has seen his name somewhere.

I see my name in the back, now I'm in the fuckin' front
The previous lines were hinting how the artist is a famous person, and he is now stating that he has risen to the top and now no longer located in the back; he is now in the front as a famous person.

Two-door coupe foreign, no roof for the blunt
The artist is describing the type of car he's driving: a two-door foreign (car) with no roof for the blunt (joint).

Just me and my bitch and we 'bout to make a wish
The artist is with someone he calls his bitch and they are about to make a wish, probably related to the journey they are about to embark on.

On a star, no ring, bitch, we go for the swish
The artist is saying that they will make their wish on a star, but they don't need any rings to make their wish come true; they are confident, and the wish will be successful. Swish probably refers to making a successful shot in basketball.

I can take you to the moon, you can see the fuckin' stars
The artist is reiterating that he can have someone transported to an amazing location or experience where they can see a lot of great things, including the stars and the moon.

You're the fix to my drugs, I ain't talkin' 'bout no love (nah)
The artist is saying that the companionship of his partner is what fixes the emptiness that drugs usually fill in his life. He is saying that he's not talking about love, but possibly another type of feeling, which he describes later in the song.

What the fuck, nigga? What's wrong with me?
The artist is asking himself what's wrong with him, probably because he's reluctant to reveal his true emotions and feelings for the person he's with. This question arises after he has made the statement about not talking about love earlier.

End my life, I just don't wanna bleed
This line probably refers to depression and suicidal thoughts, which the artist experiences. He is saying he doesn't want to experience the pain and hurt that comes with love by refusing to reveal his true feelings.

Ain't no place in this world that I won't go with ya
The artist is again expressing to his companion that he will venture anywhere with them and share any type of experience available.

Turn that suitcase into a home
The artist is saying that he wants to make the mundane action of traveling into a homely experience by being with them.

And I like when we take it too far
The artist revels in venturing beyond his comfort zone with his companion, pushing the limits of what a “normal” relationship may be.

But I'd, would rather be closer
This line may mean the artist wants a deeper connection and meaning in his relationship with his partner, and not just the thrill of the journey.

Play with me like a video game
The artist might be requesting/describing playful behavior from his partner, like that of a video game character.

Sayin', 'You like when I'm taking control'
Another request/desire of the artist could be taking control or being the dominant figure in their relationship.

If my love can't be your face
If the artist's feelings and love for his partner can't be shown through their emotional facial expressions or body language.

Then what are we up all night for?
If the artist can't truly express his feelings or emotions to his partner, what's the point of staying up all night with them?

Okay, I hop up in my coupe, yeah (what's up?)
The artist is still in the same physical setting as earlier in the song and is repeating the same question he asked before.

What's up? Do you wanna go far with me? (With me)
As previously mentioned, the artist is asking his partner if they want to go on this trip with him.

Hold my hand, I ain't really goin' far (uh-uh)
The artist is reassuring his partner that, even though they are going on this trip, he won't take them too far from their comfort zone.

Bitch, I'll take you to the moon and the stars (and the stars)
The artist is repeating his promise to take his partner on this trip of a lifetime.