What's In Your Heart?
Swae Lee Lyrics

What's in these drinks I spilled?
The singer is wondering about the contents of the drinks that they accidentally spilled.

Baby, don't tell me no lie
The singer is frustrated and wants the person they are talking to to be honest.

I don't have time for this
The singer is too busy to deal with someone who is not being truthful.

Drinkin' this, pourin' your soul out
The artist believes that the other person is using alcohol to be more honest about their true feelings.

What's in this cup for real? (For real?)
The artist is questioning the contents of the cup, wanting to know if they are being lied to.

Was this chick for real? (For real?)
The singer is asking if the woman they had interaction with was genuine.

Was this bitch for real?
The singer is using derogatory language to describe the woman they are talking about.

What's in your heart, for real? (For real?)
The artist wants to know the truth about the other person's emotions.

What's in your heart, for real? (For real?)
The artist reiterates their previous question about the other person's true emotions.

What's in your heart, for real?
The artist wants to know what is really going on in the other person's heart.

What's in your heart, for real? (What's in your heart for real?)
The singer repeats their question, emphasizing that they want an honest answer.

I'm gonna pass this time
The artist is choosing to opt out of the current situation.

I wouldn't want you to find me (find)
The singer wants to avoid the other person finding them.

I left the house last night
The singer left their home the previous night.

'Cause there was too many vibes (too many vibes)
The singer left because they were overwhelmed by the atmosphere or energy of the situation.

Drivin' me while she wild, I cannot steer (cannot steer)
The artist is being influenced by the other person's wild behavior and is unable to control their own actions.

Baby wanna come be near (be near)
The other person wants to be physically close to the artist.

Drivin' me while I cannot steer (cannot steer)
The singer repeats their previous line, stating that they are being influenced by the other person's actions.

Baby wanna come near
The other person wants to be close to the singer.

But my eyes criss and cross and I'm already gone
The artist's eyes are unfocused or crossed, suggesting they are under the influence of drugs or alcohol and not entirely present.

And it's not hard to see (to see)
The artist's behavior suggests that they are not fully in control of themselves.

Plus that over-the-counter was put to good use
The artist has used some kind of medication or drug, possibly over-the-counter.

Yeah, that's just what I did
The singer confirms that they used a drug or medication.

I could tell she ready when she came up out her shirt
The artist suggests that the woman they interacted with was sexually interested and made it clear through her actions.

And she laid up on me
The woman was physically close to the singer.

Do what you feel and I feel what you say
The singer believes in being honest about one's feelings and acting on them.

And I see what you mean
The singer understands what the other person is saying and trying to communicate.

I already told you, you already froze up
The artist has told the other person something and they have already reacted badly.

I am really frozen
The artist feels frozen or numb, possibly due to drugs or emotional distress.

I already told you, I already rolled up
The singer has already prepared to leave or end the current situation.

What's in your heart for real?
The singer repeats their previous question, emphasizing their desire for an honest answer.

What's in your heart for real?
The artist repeats their question about the other person's true emotions.

What's in your heart for real?
The artist reiterates their desire to know the truth about the other person's feelings.

What's in your heart for real?
The artist repeats their question again, emphasizing how important it is for them to know the truth.

What's in these drinks I spilled?
The singer repeats their initial question about the contents of the spilled drinks.

Baby, don't tell me no lie
The artist reiterates their desire for the other person to be honest and not lie.

I don't have time for this
The singer is frustrated and does not want to waste time on something that is not truthful or important.

Drinkin' this, pourin' your soul out
The singer believes that the other person is using alcohol to be more honest and open about their feelings.