Just thinking
Asian Glow Lyrics

The lyrics of Asian Glow's song Just thinking are open to interpretation, but one interpretation is that the singer is envious of someone who seems to have it all, including wealth and success. The lyric "Bring out the night that always tells/Who is glowing what not/Guess it's not my time to have this yet" suggests that the singer is waiting for their time in the spotlight, but they see others around them who are already shining. The mention of "hole in one-ish life" could be a reference to someone who has achieved success in one area of their life, such as a career or personal relationship. The line "So tell me/You don't have any privilege/There's no disparities/Redistribution of wealth is no need" could be read as the singer challenging the other person's claims that they earned their success solely through hard work and merit, and that they don't see a need for a more equitable distribution of resources.

The next few lines continue to paint a picture of the envied person, with the singer observing them "smiling down the window" and "looking all the crook." However, the final line "But you know You're the best of them.../You denying piece of shit" adds a layer of complexity to the lyrics. It could be read as the singer admitting that despite their envy, they still see the other person as talented and successful, but at the same time they can't help feeling resentful towards them. The use of the phrase "denying piece of shit" suggests that there is some underlying conflict or tension between the two.