Spaceship Coupe
Justin Timberlake; The Benjamin Wright Orchestra Lyrics

Hey, yeah, yeah
The song begins with a greeting followed by an expression of excitement.

Hey, I wrote this song for you
The singer dedicates the song to a special someone.

Everybody's looking for the fliest thing to say (fliest thing to say) But I just want to fly (fly away with you, you, you, you) I don't want to be the one to alienate, yeah (alienate) You see, I'm trying to find an alien in you (you, you, if it's cool, cool)
The singer deviates from the cliches and says he just wants to escape the world with someone special. He also does not want to distance himself from the person he is asking to join him in his space journey.

We can't take an airplane Where we're going is way to high Going where the day sky turns into night I got the windows special tinted for the stars that get too bright And I saved you a seat, so let's ride
The singer sets the stage for a unique and magical journey to space, where regular transportation won't do, and the stars are incredibly bright. He encourages his special someone to join him by saving a seat for them.

Hop into my spaceship coupe There's only room for two (Me and you) And with the top down We'll cruise around Land and make love on the moon Would you like that?
The singer invites the person he wrote the song for to join him in his two-seater spaceship. They will cruise around space and ultimately make love on the moon, and he asks if they would like that.

Hop into my spaceship coupe There's only room for two (Me and you) And with the top of you wrapped up In my space lover cocoon
The singer reiterates the limited space available for his love interest to join him, but he also refers to a space lover cocoon, implying they will be intimate and close.

And I love it when I hear you say Ooh, ooh, ooh, ooh, ooh Ooh, ooh, ooh, ooh, ooh Sing to me I love it when I hear you say Ooh, ooh, ooh, ooh, ooh Ooh, ooh, ooh, ooh, ooh Sing to me
The singer expresses his adoration for the person he wrote the song for and loves hearing their voice, asking them to keep singing.

Now everybody knows that you're from outer space (outer space) But honey, I just want to turn out this space with you (you, you, you, you) So drive me to your galaxy where I could play, yeah (that milky way) And sugar I'll take my time And show you the backseat view, view, if it's cool, cool
The singer acknowledges that everyone knows his love interest is different, implying out of this world. He expresses his desire to explore space with them and interact with the unique features that they may be familiar with. He also hints at taking things slow and giving them a chance to show him around.

Now break it down Hey This is the part Where you and me and all of the stars collide tonight This is the part We take off And then we fly far away, far away, far away
The singer instructs a breakdown before declaring what seems to be the climax of the song. He describes it as a moment when he and his love interest will connect with all the stars and set off on their journey.

Baby, can't you see all the stars? They shine, they shine Just for you I said oh, yeah, yeah Just hop into my spaceship coupe I saved a seat for you Right here next to me I'm going to take you to the moon And I'll make you say Ooh, ooh, ooh, ooh, ooh Ooh, ooh, ooh, ooh, ooh I love it when I hear you say Ooh, ooh, ooh, ooh, ooh And you love it when I make you say Ooh, ooh, ooh, ooh, ooh
The singer again tells his love interest to join him and explains that the stars shine for them. He saves them a seat and promises to take them to the moon, where they will enjoy each other's company. He expresses his love for hearing their voice and the joy that comes with it.

Baby this is the part Where you and me and all of the stars collide tonight This is the part Where we take off And then we fly far away, far away, far away
The singer repeats the climactic part of the song and implies that it's their opportunity to escape from the world and unite with the stars.