Just Be Good to Green
Professor Green Lyrics

Friends, tell me I am crazy
The singer's friends are trying to warn them about their relationship with the person they are addressing.

That I'm wasting time with you
The singer's friends think that they are wasting their time by pursuing a relationship with the person addressed in the song.

You'll never be mine
The singer acknowledges that the person addressed in the song may never truly be committed to the relationship they share.

Just be good to me
The artist is asking the person addressed in the song to treat them well and be respectful of their feelings.

Ha, Just be good to green
The artist is asking the person addressed in the song to be good to them personally as they refer to themselves as 'green.'

All I need is a woman to be good to me
The singer expresses their need for a woman to treat them well and respect their feelings.

I'm an easy man, I'm easily pleased
The singer suggests that they are not difficult to satisfy and that their needs are simple.

An you provide me with everything that I need
The artist suggests that the person addressed in the song is providing them with everything they need in a relationship.

Look you know I make ends I grind
The artist implies that they work hard to make money.

So hold onto yours we're spending mine
The artist suggests that they and the person addressed in the song are spending the artist's hard-earned money on their activities.

Though you try I never let you buy
The person addressed in the song has attempted to buy things for the singer, but the singer has refused their offerings.

But If I was broke would you still be spending time?
The artist questions whether the person addressed in the song would still remain in a relationship with them if they were financially struggling.

Yes
The person addressed in the song believes that they would still stay in a relationship with the singer even if they were financially struggling.

An I believe you would
The singer is reassured by the belief of the person addressed in the song that they would remain in a relationship even if the singer was struggling financially.

Don't think P's to fucked to treat you good
The singer suggests that they are capable of treating the person addressed in the song well and respectfully.

I walk street with you, talk deep with you
The artist and the person addressed in the song share deep conversations and experiences together.

Even slip an spend all week with you
The artist suggests that they would be willing to spend extended amounts of time with the person addressed in the song.

Then I'm off, you wish I'd put an end to the torment
The singer acknowledges that their relationship with the person addressed in the song can be tumultuous and that the person believes that they should end it.

Stop, but one thing it's not ever is boring
The singer suggests that, despite the ups and downs of their relationship with the person addressed in the song, it is never dull.

What would you rather me be like?
The artist questions what the person addressed in the song would prefer their behavior be like within their relationship.

I ain't ever gonna change are you ever gonna realize?
The artist implies that they will not change their behavior within the relationship and that the person addressed in the song must accept this fact.

Look, people are always gonna talk babes,
The artist acknowledges that others will talk and judge their relationship.

Reputation
The singer is aware that they have a reputation that precedes them.

I ain't even gonna lie
The artist is admitting that their reputation is not entirely honorable.

Shit, but it ain't like you don't know what mine is
The singer implies that the person addressed in the song is aware of their less than honorable reputation.

I don't care what you do to them
The singer implies that they are not concerned with the opinions of others regarding their relationship.

Just be good to me
The singer reiterates their desire for the person addressed in the song to treat them well and respectfully within their relationship.

I'll try, an try, an try
The artist promises to put in effort to make the relationship work.

Look babes, you know who I am
The artist suggests that the person addressed in the song knows what kind of person they are and what to expect from them.

But as crooked as I am
The singer acknowledges that despite their less than honorable reputation, they will still strive to do right by the person addressed in the song.

I'll be as good as I can
The singer promises to do their best to be a good partner within the relationship.

I try an try though its evident my
The artist acknowledges that despite their best efforts, they may still struggle within the relationship.

Angel face is disguise for the devil inside
The artist implies that their innocent appearance belies a more sinister nature they possess within the relationship.

You're good to me, I ain't good to girls, me?
The artist acknowledges that the person addressed in the song treats them well, but they have not been good to previous partners.

I'm a bad boy something every good girl needs, hehe
The singer suggests that despite not always being the best partner, many people are drawn to the 'bad boy' persona they possess.

Honesty could avoid all your tantrums
The artist suggests that being honest with the person addressed in the song could prevent arguments and disagreements within their relationship.

But I'm a naughty boy and I always have been
The singer implies that despite their earlier promises to be a better partner, they are still prone to misbehavior within the relationship.

We've all got our ways
The singer implies that everyone has their own unique behaviors and tendencies within a relationship.

Remember us talking?
The singer is reminiscing about previous conversations shared with the person addressed in the song.

Of course it was game
The artist implies that their previous conversations and interactions with the person addressed in the song were not entirely genuine.

But it's all gone an changed
The artist acknowledges that their relationship with the person addressed in the song has evolved and become more serious.

Now she's got me cutting of links like I'm trying to shorten my chain
The singer implies that their relationship with the person addressed in the song is causing them to sever ties with other people or aspects of their life.

Friends are always telling me
The singer's friends continue to share their opinions on the singer's relationship with the person addressed in the song.

You're a user
The artist's friends believe that the person addressed in the song is using the artist for personal gain.

Not me not ever,
The artist refutes their friends' claim that they are being used within the relationship.

Ain't no other man gonna treat you better
The artist implies that despite their flaws, they are still the best partner the person addressed in the song will find.

I'll be good to you
The singer promises to be a good partner for the person addressed in the song.

You'll be good to me
The artist expects the person addressed in the song to treat them well and respect their feelings.

We can be together be together
The singer suggests that they and the person addressed in the song could have a successful and fulfilling relationship together.

Why you always listening to them?
The singer questions why the person addressed in the song is so willing to listen to the opinions of others regarding their relationship.

Why you always gotta listen to your friends?
The singer implies that the person addressed in the song values the opinions of their friends more than they value the singer's feelings.