Clementine Lyrics – Yung Gravy

[Chorus]
She my little clementine
Ain’t tall but she mighty fine
And her jeans just don’t fit right
Shawty got me in love
She my little clementine
Baby girl got some dynamite
Southern girls are just my type
Shorty got me in love

[Verse 1]
Smell like daisies, but she ain’t got her dukes on
Clothes half off, I don’t need a coupon
Love the way her moon shines on the futon
I only ring my southern bell with her boots on
Shorty went and drop a dollar for my new song
Touch Tunes Tuesday, get her groove on
Death threats ’cause her ex can’t move on
Never stress ’cause my baby keeps a tool on

[Pre-Chorus]
She’s a line dance leader
Looking fine as hell, blue jeans and a beater
Shorty got the juice, and she love when I squeeze her
Summertime, clementine, ain’t nothing sweeter

[Chorus]
She my little clementine
Ain’t tall but she mighty fine
And her jeans just don’t fit right
Shawty got me in love
She my little clementine
Baby girl got some dynamite
Southern girls are just my type
Shorty got me in love

[Verse 2]
When her sundress hit the floor, yes, ma’am
Got me singing country songs, goddamn
And a home cooked meal, that’s my favorite day
When it’s time for dessert, she just sit on my face
She tastes like clementine, she the juiciest, the ripest
Hunting pics got her on the no-fly list
Small town, she ain’t got a lot of mileag
ood Lord, these southern girls righteous
Tennessee shorty
Whisper in her ear softly
Got some Zyns on me
She can’t get off of me
Then she took some whiskey straight to the face
That’s the time and the place, that I knew it was fate

[Chorus]
She my little clementine
Ain’t tall but she mighty fine
And her jeans just don’t fit right
Shawty got me in love
She my little clementine
Baby girl got some dynamite
Southern girls are just my type
Shorty got me in love

[Chorus]
The chorus of “Clementine” praises the singer’s affection for his romantic interest, describing her as his “little clementine” – petite yet attractive. He admires her physical appearance, emphasizing her charm despite her height. He expresses his infatuation, declaring her as his type and acknowledging the power she holds over him.

[Verse 1]
In the first verse, the singer describes the irresistible allure of his southern belle. He uses imagery to depict her scent and appearance, comparing her to daisies and noting her casual attire. The mention of “dukes” suggests a sense of authenticity and ruggedness. Despite her relaxed demeanor, she captivates him, shining like the moon on their intimate moments.

[Pre-Chorus]
The pre-chorus highlights the singer’s admiration for his partner’s confidence and leadership qualities. He finds her attractive in her casual attire and enjoys the feeling of being close to her. The mention of summertime and “clementine” adds to the song’s imagery of warmth and sweetness, reinforcing his affection for her.

[Chorus]
Repeated from earlier, the chorus reinforces the singer’s adoration for his romantic interest. He continues to praise her petite stature and attractiveness, expressing how she has ensnared his heart. The reference to southern girls being his type suggests a preference for her regional charm and personality.

[Verse 2]
In the second verse, the singer delves deeper into his romantic experiences with his partner. He describes intimate moments, including the anticipation of her removing her sundress and their shared enjoyment of simple pleasures like home-cooked meals. The mention of “clementine” emphasizes her sweetness and appeal. Despite potential obstacles, such as jealousy from her past relationships, he remains devoted to her.

[Chorus]
The final chorus echoes the earlier sentiments, reaffirming the singer’s love and attraction towards his partner. He celebrates her dynamism and southern charm, expressing how she has captured his heart. The repetition of the chorus emphasizes the central theme of infatuation and admiration for his “little clementine.”