Do You Love Me
L.R. Superstars Lyrics

Do you love me for real? Do you love me for real?
The singer is questioning whether their partner truly loves them.

Do you love me for real?
The singer (and their car) is asking this question again, emphasizing the importance of knowing their partner's true feelings.

(Said my car as I worked her wheel)
The singer's car is personified as it speaks, highlighting the close bond between the singer and their vehicle.

On the boulevard, oh my Lord
The artist is describing the setting, specifically a busy street with various shops or businesses.

Her heels so high, she skipped the curb and ran in your yard
The artist is describing a woman walking on the street who accidentally ended up on someone's property while wearing high heels.

She's so, super fly
The singer is admiring the woman's style and appearance, using a slang term (super fly) to convey this.

Crushed linen inside
The singer is describing the interior of their car, noting the expensive material used for the seats.

This shit way too old, for me to drive
The artist is acknowledging that their car is old and possibly outdated, but they still enjoy driving it.

But I really don't care
Despite the older age of the car, the artist still feels attached to it and doesn't care about the opinions of others.

She let me write her walls, in the pop up trunk
The artist is describing a sexual encounter with the woman in the car's trunk, using metaphorical language (writing on walls) to convey this.

Turn her out, give her thumb
The singer is indicating that they have had sexual relations with the woman and satisfied her needs.

Cause she need it
The artist is emphasizing how much the woman desired and wanted their sexual encounter.

And she want it
Continuing from the previous line, the singer is noting how much the woman wanted the sexual encounter and how enthusiastic she was about it.

There's no denying how I feel
The singer is confident in their feelings for the woman and their sexual encounter, despite any potential judgments from others.

'Cause this love feels so real
The singer is implying that the sexual encounter with the woman has not only been physical, but has also involved feelings of love and attachment.

Oh the boulevard, she go hard
The artist is describing the woman they previously encountered, using slang terms (go hard) to indicate her attractive and bold personality.

No matter where and when, if I push her buttons she start
The artist is noting how the woman is always ready and responsive to their sexual advances, using a car metaphor to describe this.

She so out of sight
The singer is indicating that the woman is highly attractive and impressive in their eyes.

Shawty cold as ice
The singer is using slang terms (shawty, cold as ice) to describe the woman's confident and independent personality.

Ain't no shame in her game, you just ain't her type
The artist is indicating that the woman is confident and comfortable with who she is, and that rejection from others doesn't affect her.

That ain't no lie at all
Continuing from the previous line, the artist is emphasizing the truth behind the woman's confidence and independence.

She creep and crawl
The artist is using slang terms (creep and crawl) to describe the woman's alluring and seductive nature.

And without a stall or a pause, I break her off
The singer is describing their sexual encounter with the woman, indicating that they were able to perform without any issues or setbacks.

'Cause she need it and she want it
Continuing from earlier lines, the artist is emphasizing how much the woman desired and enjoyed their sexual encounter.

Never ever have I ever seen a girl like you before
The singer is expressing their admiration for the woman they encountered and suggesting that she is unique and special to them.

I love to hug onto your curves don't ever let me go
The singer is using a metaphor (hug onto your curves) to indicate their physical attraction to the woman and their desire to stay with her.

Hold on tight, I'll run the light, the peddle to the floor
The singer is using driving language to indicate their desire for a thrilling and fast-paced relationship with the woman.

And take us higher than we've ever been
The artist is emphasizing their desire to take the relationship and intimacy with the woman to new and exciting heights.

(A place where no one goes)
The artist is using parenthesis to emphasize that the place they want to go is somewhere unique and exclusive to them.

Lets go
The singer is inviting the woman to go on this journey with them and take their relationship to new heights.