Say Sum
Migos Lyrics

Girl you standin' right there lookin' so amazing (Oh)
The singer compliments the woman's appearance and expresses his desire to initiate a conversation with her.

So I thought I'd say sum (Oh)
The singer decides to speak up and start a conversation with the woman he finds attractive.

I thought I'd say sum (oh) I thought I'd say sum (Oh)
The singer emphasizes his intent to speak up multiple times.

Girl you standin' right there you lookin' so
The artist reiterates his admiration for the woman's beauty and hints at his intention to approach her.

She 5'5", her hair go down to her ass
The artist describes the woman's physical attributes, specifically her height and long hair.

I can't lie, she fuckin' with me and cash
The singer suggests that the woman is attracted to him because of his financial status.

Don't make her mad, don't make her mad, don't make her mad
The singer warns against making the woman angry or upset.

Gotta buy her a bag, buy her a bag, buy her a bag
The artist implies that he needs to buy the woman a gift or a luxury item to keep her happy.

She see what I'm lookin' at
The artist suggests that the woman knows he is checking her out.

I'm lookin' right there at you
The artist confirms that he is indeed looking at the woman he finds attractive.

Then why I'm not sayin' nothin'?
The singer questions why he hasn't spoken up yet despite finding the woman attractive.

'Cause I'm thinkin' 'bout fuckin' you
The artist reveals that he is thinking about having sex with the woman he finds attractive.

(What you thinkin' bout?) Thinkin' 'bout touchin' you
The singer elaborates on his thoughts of being physically intimate with the woman.

(What you thinkin' bout?) Thinkin' 'bout lovin' you
The singer admits that he is also thinking about developing romantic feelings for the woman he finds attractive.

(What you thinkin' bout?) Thinkin' 'bout cuffin' you
The singer implies that he is considering entering into a serious relationship with the woman he finds attractive.

(What you thinkin' bout?) Thinkin' 'bout rollin' a blunt or two
The artist reveals that he is also thinking about smoking marijuana with the woman he finds attractive.

'Cause I thought I smoke sumthin'
The artist justifies his desire to smoke marijuana with the woman he finds attractive.

And she wanna smoke too
The singer reveals that the woman he finds attractive is also interested in smoking marijuana with him.

We can take vacation
The singer suggests planning a trip with the woman he finds attractive.

Open your eyes, we land on the moon
The artist uses the idea of landing on the moon as a metaphor for accomplishing something seemingly impossible, in this context, being with the woman he finds attractive.

You lookin' real amazin'
The artist reiterates his admiration for the woman's beauty.

I'm a legend, perfect picture for an independent lady
The artist asserts his self-confidence and describes himself as an ideal partner for an independent woman.

Got me thinkin' 'bout what I'mma do to you if you pull up on me
The singer reveals that he is thinking about his sexual desires for the woman and what he would do with her if they were to get together.

You got a nigga waitin' contemplating
The artist suggests that he is interested in the woman but is hesitant to make a move.

She said she not from the city
The woman reveals that she is not from the same town or city as the singer.

But she been down here for a minute
The woman states that she has been living in the area for some time now.

Used to stay in Philly
The woman reveals that she used to live in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.

Wanna ride in a Bentley and take a trip around the city
The woman expresses her desire to ride in a luxury car and explore the city with the artist.

Whatever you wanna do baby I'm with it
The artist expresses his willingness to do anything the woman desires, suggesting his eagerness to impress her.

She said "What we headed to? What we finna do?"
The woman asks the singer about their plans, suggesting her interest and willingness to spend time with him.

I said where you just came from?
The singer asks the woman about her recent activity or whereabouts.

She just came from a photo shoot
The woman reveals that she was recently modeling for a photo shoot.

She ask me what's YRN
The woman asks the artist about the meaning of the abbreviation "YRN."

I said that mean Yung Rich Nation
The artist defines "YRN" as an abbreviation for "Yung Rich Nation," a term used to describe the artist's own rap group.

We was just lookin' at you lookin' beautiful
The singer explains that he and his crew were admiring the woman's beauty before approaching her.

Wanna know where you come from
The artist asks the woman about her background and origins.

Tellin' myself can't let you walk off without Takeoff tellin' you sum
The singer suggests that he needs to speak up and make a move before the woman leaves without giving him a chance.

Rolex on your wrist a plain jane
The singer describes the woman's watch as a simple, unadorned Rolex.

Walkin' stallion and some Balmains
The singer describes the woman's physique as that of a powerful and attractive "stallion" and compliments her on her Balmain clothing.

Hold up baby it's just one more thing
The artist pauses before speaking and implies that he has something else to say.

So beautiful forgot to ask your name
The artist admits that he is too caught up in the woman's beauty to have asked for her name earlier.

I gotta say sum
The singer reiterates his intent to speak up and initiate a conversation with the woman he finds attractive.

I don't know where she came from
The singer admits that he does not know the woman's origins or background.

But I know she a stallion
The artist describes the woman as a powerful and attractive "stallion," emphasizing his admiration for her physique.

Fuck it I'm 'bout to go say sum
The artist asserts his determination to speak up and initiate a conversation with the woman despite his earlier hesitation.

What is your name?
The artist asks the woman for her name, indicating his interest in getting to know her better.

When your birthday?
The singer asks the woman about her birthday, attempting to start a conversation and get to know her better.

What is your sign?
The artist asks the woman about her astrological sign, showing an interest in her personality traits and characteristics.

So is mine
The singer reveals that he shares the same astrological sign as the woman, potentially trying to find common ground or similarities between them.

All of these bitches so why you want me?
The singer questions why the woman would choose to be with him over other potential suitors or partners.

Woah, baby slow down
The singer asks the woman to slow down or take it easy, potentially feeling overwhelmed or anxious.

Aye baby, ain't gonna play
The artist asserts his seriousness and commitment to getting to know the woman and potentially pursuing a relationship with her.

I'm attracted to the curves on your waist
The artist compliments the woman's physique and expresses his attraction to her curves.

When you with me you can feel safe
The singer suggests that he can provide the woman with a sense of safety and security when they are together.

Your hair, nails, and your bills paid
The singer implies that he can provide the woman with financial security and take care of her needs and expenses.

I'm not gon' lead you the wrong way
The artist promises not to deceive the woman or lead her down a path that is not in her best interest.

I'm not gon' feed you the wrong plate
The artist promises not to give the woman false promises or hopes that cannot be fulfilled.

Show you manners like my momma say
The artist suggests that he was raised to be respectful and polite to women, emphasizing his commitment to treating the woman well.

You might meet my momma just one day
The singer implies that he values the woman enough to one day introduce her to his mother, possibly indicating his long-term interest in her.

Tuxedo on fung-shui
The artist describes how he may dress elegantly, suggesting his class or sophistication.

Smoke a blunt in peace, Gandhi
The singer references Mahatma Gandhi and implies that he may smoke marijuana to relax or find peace in his daily life.

Celine on her from the runway
The singer compliments the woman on her Celine clothing, suggesting that she is fashionable and stylish.

One of one, only one made
The singer suggests that the woman is unique and one-of-a-kind, implying that he values her individuality and distinctiveness.