The song "Music With Your Dad" by Nasty Cherry seems like a love letter to the lead singer's lover's father. The opening lyrics, "Don't stay up too late, baby, It's really not that bad, I'm just in the garage making music with your dad," suggest that the speaker is spending time with her lover's father, making music together. The repeated phrase "He just wants me, he just gets me" seems to imply that the speaker and the lover's father share a deep connection and understanding. The bridge, "We have the same taste in whiskey, but you don't even drink wine, he just bought me a Cadillac 'cause I already crashed mine," adds to the implication that the two individuals have a connection that the speaker's lover does not share.

As the song continues, the speaker expresses her desire to continue making music with the lover's father forever. The juxtaposition of the phrase "driving around in my Caddy, Caddy, listening to Nasty Cherry" with the repeated phrase "he just wants me, he just gets me" suggests a sense of rebellion and intimacy between the speaker and the lover's father.

Overall, the song seems to be about a relationship that is both taboo (because of the age difference) and deeply intimate. The speaker is drawn to the lover's father because he understands her in a way that her lover does not. The song is a testament to the power of musical connection and the lengths we will go to in order to find that kind of connection with another person.