Me and My Bitch
Jaheim Lyrics

Ghetto slyck
Starting the song by acknowledging that it's a classic song from the ghetto, with an authentic and genuine feeling.

Vi mill
Using the phrase 'Vi mill' to express a sense of satisfaction and celebration of success. It means 'we made it' or 'we succeeded'.

Another ghetto classic baby
Reiterating the fact that the song is a classic from the ghetto, with an emphasis on how it is now being loved and appreciated by a wider audience.

Y'all gone smell this one
Feeling confident that this song will be a hit, and everyone around will soon be singing it.

Uh uh uh uh uh uh
A series of interjections used to show excitement and enthusiasm, as well as to inject a rhythmic pattern into the song.

Oh yeah yeah yeah yeah yeah
Adding to the upbeat and passionate atmosphere of the song, expressing positive anticipation for what's to come.

Oh
A final exclamation that highlights the energy and excitement of the song, leaving the listener wanting more.

Sittin' here with karats in your ears
Describing the artist's companion as someone who is wealthy and successful, and someone who has helped the artist during difficult times.

Mink on on your back
Further emphasizing the luxurious lifestyle of the artist's companion, through the description of an expensive and high-quality coat.

Your bank account stack
Acknowledging that the artist's companion has worked hard to earn their wealth, and that they have a lot of money in their bank account.

You deserve everythin' you got
Valuing the singer's companion and recognizing their hard work and contribution to the singer's life.

Cause you held me down
Grateful for the support of the companion, who was with the artist during difficult times and helped them to pull through.

When things got hot on the block
Describing the challenging environment of the ghetto, where the companion provided valuable support to the singer as things got difficult.

Lookin' back I remember the days
Reflecting on the past, and how much the singer's companion has contributed to their lives and helped them.

When shit got thick
Reiterating how challenging the environment was in the ghetto, and how the singer's companion was valuable during this time.

You were the first to say
Acknowledging that the companion was always there to offer support and a comforting word when the situation became difficult.

Baby keep your head up it'll be OK
Offering encouragement and support to the companion, and reminding them that they are valued and loved.

Your better off without that kinda good ass nigga anyway
Expressing that the companion is better off without someone who might look good but not truly have their best interests at heart.

[Chorus] It's on tonight Cash up in the dash And I'm feelin' right
Repeating the chorus, which is an expression of confidence and enthusiasm, with a sense of excitement and empowerment.

Got heat up in the seat
Referring to a gun, which is kept in the driver's seat for protection as it is carried by the artist.

Just encase of beef
Explaining that the artist carries a gun for protection, in case there is a conflict or someone tries to harm them.

For anyone who wanna come test me and baby
Warning anyone who might want to attack or challenge the artist or their companion that they are prepared to fight back with force.

Honey don't be afraid
Reassuring the companion that they don't need to be afraid, as the singer is ready to protect them.

See that cat drivin' in that Escalade
Identifying a potential threat, through the description of a person driving an Escalade, a luxury SUV favored by gang members and drug dealers.

Plottin' on my riches, yeah
Suspecting that the person driving the Escalade might be targeting the singer's wealth, which is why they need to be protected.

He will get slayed
Promising to violently harm or kill anyone who tries to harm the singer or their companion, emphasizing that they won't take any chances.

Messin' round with me and my lady
Showing loyalty to the companion by threatening anyone who tries to harm them, suggesting that they are committed to each other and not afraid of anyone.

Me and my bitch
Referring to the artist's companion as their 'bitch', a term of affection used in the hood. It signifies that the two of them are a team and they've got each other's back.

Your a dream your my ghetto queen
Complimenting the companion, expressing admiration and appreciation for her beauty and the way she has supported the artist.

If I ain't got nobody else I know I got you on my team
Acknowledging that the companion is always there for the singer, no matter what happens or who betrays them.

So I'm a get the cake cop the rock
Determined to earn more money and become even more successful, through selling drugs to make more money.

Meet your pops
Wanting to meet the companion's father, in order to show that the artist respects and cares about their family.

Then move you whole family off the block
Promising to take the companion and her family away from the ghetto, to a safer and more prosperous place where they can live better lives.

Still niggas talkin' this and that
Acknowledging that there are still people in the hood who are gossiping and criticizing the artist and the companion, suggesting that they are motivated by jealousy.

Ja don't know how to treat ya don't know how to act
Mocking the people who are gossiping about him, by suggesting that they are ignorant and don't really know anything about him or the companion.

You're a good girl
Empathizing how the companion is a good person, emphasizing that she deserves respect and admiration from others.

You deserve better than that
Highlighting that the companion is deserving of more than what she's currently receiving in terms of treatment, respect and love.

When infact accounts are major got your name attached
Expounding the fact that the singer has been successful, earned a lot of money, and is able to financially support the companion, showing her that he's devoted to her in the relationship.

[Chorus] It's on tonight Do what you like Whatever's wrong I'll make it right
Repeating the chorus for the second time, with the promise from the singer that he will take all the responsibility, fix their problems and take care of the companion.

I got your back you Count on that
Reiterating that the artist is there to support and defend the companion, promising to always be there as a loyal friend and partner.

Whatever you need I'm down for you
Assuring the companion that she can rely on the artist for anything, emphasizing their loyalty in the relationship.

You're on my team
Reiterating 'me and my bitch' narration, suggesting that the two of them working together as a team and they've helped each other along the way.

You're my everything
Showing his unconditional love and commitment to the companion, highlighting that she is the most important thing in the singer's life.

Your doe getting low Girl you know I gots the cream
Reiterating his financial success, and highlighting how he will take care of the companion when she finds herself in a tight financial situation.

So tonight It's all on you
Giving the companion the authority to choose and take control of the night's events, emphasizing that he is there to support her.

So let your boy know What you tryna do
Asking the companion to express her preferences or desires, highlighting the artist's respectful stance towards their relationship.

[Chorus]
Repeating the chorus one last time, emphasizing the energy and excitement of the song and highlighting the singer's loyalty and unconditional love for his companion.