I Need a Girl
Lee Lyrics

I don’t need no girl, baby I want you
The singer desires the person addressed in the song, not because he needs them but because he wants them.

I don’t know why that’s an issue
The singer finds it concerning that their desire is viewed as problematic.

Don’t you know that there’s a difference?
The singer is highlighting the fact that there is a contrast between him wanting someone and requiring them.

Baby I WANT you.
The singer repeats his desire for the person addressed in the song.

I don’t need no girl, right now I want one
The singer clarifies that he presently desires a romantic partner, though does not require one.

I’m about to roll up this fat one
The singer is rolling up a large joint of marijuana.

And sit back in the Cadillac smoking on this backwood
The singer is enjoying the marijuana in a car.

We could listen to the raindrops splash on the window
The singer suggests that, whilst in the car, they could listen to the sound of raindrops hitting the window.

I been splitting down a Dutchie; roll up this rillo
The singer has been breaking down tobacco from a cigar and rolling it into a new cigar.

If i dick you down you might chip a tooth biting down on this pillow
The singer acknowledges that they could be rough in a sexual context.

And you ain’t the only one; imma keep this shit real
The singer admits to being romantically involved with other individuals.

But hold up; anybody talking shit.. baby they jealous
The singer believes that anyone criticizing their romantic pursuits is likely envious of these relationships.

Imma tell you again fuck the world it’s just us
The singer is expressing an us-against-the-world mentality towards their romantic relationship.

You and me; no one else
The singer emphasizes the exclusivity of their romantic connection with the person addressed in the song.

You caught up; you top shelf
The singer describes the person addressed in the song as being of a high quality, coveted.

I got dick; I’m addicted to you
The singer is sexually attracted to the person addressed in the song.

You the shit; it’s the truth
The singer compliments the person addressed in the song.

Leave the room; I miss you
The singer misses the person addressed in the song when they are apart.

That sound whack; but it’s facts
The singer acknowledges the cheesiness of his previous statement, but still considers it true.

I’m on tap; you tap out
The singer is always ready for sexual activity while the person addressed in the song may struggle to keep up.

Don’t back out
The singer is urging the person addressed in the song not to change their mind about their romantic connection.

You was lost; now you found
The singer implies that the person addressed in the song was previously lost without them but is now better off.

I have to let you know that
The singer wants to communicate something important.

Yeah I want you but you don’t want me so it sounds selfish for me to say that you shouldn’t go when we both know that it’s right for you to leave.
The singer admits his selfish desire for the person addressed in the song to stay with him, despite knowing that they ought to leave.