A song about needing more hours with someone, even after the fights and the flights.
A song about needing more hours with someone, even after the fights and the flights.
The song leans hard on that 'girls like you run 'round with guys like me' line, which feels like a worn-out excuse even as he sings it.
There's a vanity in assuming she'd stick around just because their types supposedly match, but the lyric doesn't really buy its own boast.
A song about needing more hours with someone, even after the fights and the flights.
Maybe it's 6:45AM
The song leans hard on that 'girls like you run 'round with guys like me' line, which feels like a worn-out excuse even as he sings it. There's a vanity in assuming she'd stick around just because their types supposedly match, but the lyric doesn't really buy its own boast.
The phrase 'I need a girl like you' gets repeated so many times it starts to sound less like a compliment and more like a plea. He's listing all the ways they've messed up, getting even, taking flights to fix things, maybe being drunk at 6:45 AM, but he keeps coming back to that need. It's less about describing her and more about admitting he can't quite manage without whatever she is.
It's such a precise, exhausted time of morning, and it lands without any drama. You just know the night went too long and nothing got solved.
The way 'Maybe it's 6:45AM' drops in, all ragged and specific, cuts through the smoother chorus repetitions.
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Spent 24 hours, I need more hours with you
You spent the weekend getting even, ooh
We spent the late nights making things right between us
But now it's all good, babe
Roll that Backwood, babe
And play me close
'Cause girls like you run 'round with guys like me
'Til sun down when I come through
I need a girl like you, yeah yeah
Girls like you love fun, and yeah, me too
What I want when I come through
I need a girl like you, yeah yeah
Yeah yeah yeah, yeah yeah yeah
I need a girl like you, yeah yeah
Yeah yeah yeah, yeah yeah yeah
I need a girl like you
I spent last night on the last flight to you
Took a whole day up tryna get way up, ooh
We spent the daylight tryna make things right between us
But now it's all good, babe
Roll that Backwood, babe
And play me close
'Cause girls like you run 'round with guys like me
'Til sun down when I come through
I need a girl like you, yeah yeah
Girls like you love fun, and yeah, me too
What I want when I come through
I need a girl like you, yeah yeah
Yeah yeah yeah, yeah yeah yeah
I need a girl like you, yeah yeah
Yeah yeah yeah, yeah yeah yeah
I need a girl like you, yeah yeah
I need a girl like you, yeah yeah
I need a girl like you
Maybe it's 6:45AM
Maybe I'm barely alive
Maybe you've taken my shit for the last time, yeah
Maybe I know that I'm drunk
Maybe I know you're the one
Maybe you're thinking it's better if you drive
Oh, 'cause girls like you run 'round with guys like me
'Til sun down when I come through
I need a girl like you, yeah
'Cause girls like you run 'round with guys like me
'Til sun down when I come through
I need a girl like you, yeah yeah
Girls like you love fun, and yeah, me too
What I want when I come through
I need a girl like you, yeah yeah
Yeah yeah yeah, yeah yeah yeah
I need a girl like you, yeah yeah
Yeah yeah yeah, yeah yeah yeah
I need a girl like you
A song about needing more hours with someone, even after the fights and the flights. The song leans hard on that 'girls like you run 'round with guys like me' line, which feels like a worn-out excuse even as he sings it. There's a vanity in assuming she'd stick around just because their types supposedly match, but the lyric doesn't really buy its own boast.
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