The Jet Age of Tomorrow, also known as The Super 3, is an electro-funk prod… Read Full Bio ↴The Jet Age of Tomorrow, also known as The Super 3, is an electro-funk production duo from Atlanta, Georgia. The duo is one of many groups within the hip-hop collective OFWGKTA and is comprised of Odd Future members Matt Martian and Hal Williams (otherwise known as Pyramid Vritra). They have released three albums, Voyager, The Journey to the 5th Echelon and The JellyFish Mentality, all of which have received generally positive reviews from critics and blogs alike.

Williams, in addition to being a member of OFWGKTA, is a member of the Los Angeles, California/Atlanta, Georgia hip-hop collective NRK.

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But She's Not My Lover
The Jet Age of Tomorrow Lyrics

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And you've always made me smile
Every second I spend with you
It's so worth the while
Because you, bring me JOY
But you're not my lover
No! No! No! Because you, bring me joy
But you're not my lover
I will lose all control

When I see you call my phone

What's crazy is we're not committed
But I do want you as my own

Overall Meaning

In The Jet Age of Tomorrow's song But She's Not My Lover, the lyrics convey a sense of confusion and desire towards someone who brings the singer joy but is not their lover. The opening lines, "And you've always made me smile," sets the tone for the rest of the song, highlighting the joy this person brings the singer. The following lines, "Every second I spend with you, It's so worth the while," emphasizes how much the singer values this person's presence in their life.

The chorus, "Because you bring me joy, but you're not my lover," reveals the conflict the singer is facing. Despite the joy this person brings them, they cannot pursue a romantic relationship with them for some reason. The repetition of "No! No! No!" in the chorus further emphasizes the singer's internal struggle.

The bridge, "I will lose all control, when I see you call my phone," reveals the intense feelings the singer has for this person, even though they are not committed. Finally, the last line of the song, "But I do want you as my own," highlights the singer's desire and desperation for a romantic relationship, despite the constraints.

Overall, the song is a complex exploration of the emotions and conflicts that can arise when romantic feelings are present, but the circumstances prevent a relationship from forming.

Line by Line Meaning

And you've always made me smile
You have consistently brought happiness to me

Every second I spend with you
The time I am with you feels valuable and precious

It's so worth the while
Being with you is absolutely worthwhile

Because you, bring me JOY
You make me feel happy and content

But you're not my lover
However, we are not romantically attached

No! No! No! Because you, bring me joy
Even though we are not together, you still bring me happiness

But you're not my lover
We are not in a romantic relationship with each other

I will lose all control
I will become overwhelmed with emotion

When I see you call my phone
When I receive a phone call from you

What's crazy is we're not committed
It is strange that we do not have a committed relationship

But I do want you as my own
However, I want to have a relationship with you exclusively