I'm On It
Young Dro Feat. T.I. Lyrics

Well it's Friday night and it seems to me
The singer is acknowledging the current day and time.

Tonight's not going down in history
The singer doesn't believe that any memorable events will occur tonight.

But I'll tell you something honey
The singer is addressing someone with a term of endearment.

It's always better when I'm with you
The artist believes that their time is more enjoyable when in the company of the person addressed earlier.

The glitz and glamour and all the fame
The artist is referencing the lavish lifestyle and attention that comes with being famous.

All the big stars trying to make a name
The singer is acknowledging the efforts of other public figures to establish themselves.

And I'll tell you something else
The singer adds to their previous statement.

It's always better when I'm with you
The artist reiterates their belief that their time is more enjoyable with the person they addressed earlier.

It's always better when I'm with you
The artist repeats their statement from earlier to emphasize how strongly they feel about it.

It's always better when I'm with you
The artist states their previous belief a third time for emphasis.

Tonight I just don't want to say goodbye to you
The singer is expressing a desire to continue spending time with the person they addressed earlier.

I just don't want to say it's over to get me through
The artist doesn't want to acknowledge that their time together might come to an end in order to maintain their positive mood.

Well call the records and stop the press
The singer uses hyperbole to express the importance of the upcoming statement.

And did I tell you that I'm impressed with your
The singer is proclaiming that they hold a favorable opinion of the person addressed earlier.

Beautiful smile and your plastic dress
The singer is complimenting the appearance of the person addressed earlier.

But I've got a girl for me at home
The artist reveals that they are already in a committed relationship.

The kids are hanging out in Leicester Square
The artist is referencing a specific location where young people tend to congregate.

Looking at me like I even care
The singer is expressing a sense of apathy regarding the attention they are receiving from strangers.

But I'll tell you something else
The singer is adding onto their previous statement.

It's always better when I'm with you
The artist is reiterating their belief that spending time with the person addressed earlier is more enjoyable.

It's always better when I'm with you
The artist restates their previous opinion for emphasis.

It's always better when I'm with you
The artist repeats their belief for emphasis again.

Tonight I just don't want to say goodbye to you
The singer is expressing a wish to prolong their time with the person addressed earlier.

I just don't want to say it's over to get me through tonight
The artist is revealing that admitting their time together will end soon will affect their mood negatively and wants to avoid that.

Tonight, tonight, tonight you're part of me
The singer is conveying the importance of the person addressed earlier in their life tonight.

Tonight you're part of me
The singer reiterates the importance of the person addressed earlier to them.

Tonight you're part of
The singer starts a sentence implying that the person addressed earlier holds significance to them.

You're part of me
The artist concludes their previous sentence by stating that the person addressed earlier is a part of their life.