Lettuce Lyrics – f5ve

[Intro]
ただいま
お聞き頂いているのは
SG5 FM

[Chorus]
You eat a lotta lettuce but you’re toxic
Yeah, I know you’re only getting started
You’re texting me but then you going ghost, yeah
Why you always gotta do the most, yeah
I can see your friends they don’t like me (Like me)
And I don’t understand, do you got a plan?
Or are you acting up because you like me! (Like me)
Baby, what you say, is it me or them?
Fu*k it, maybe

[Verse 1]
I don’t like the crew
フェイクな連中 that is not my way
But I like you
So call me on a late tip, night shift
ひたすら patient
I don’t wanna chase it
He a cutie, cutie so I’ll take it
待たせないで (Uh-oh)
Just say when, I’ll meet you at your place

[Chorus]
You eat a lotta lettuce but you’re toxic
Yeah, I know you’re only getting started
You’re texting me but then you going ghost, yeah
Why you always gotta do the most, yeah
I can see your friends they don’t like me (Like me)
And I don’t understand, do you got a plan?
Or are you acting up because you like me! (Like me)
Baby, what you say, is it me or them?
Fu*k it, maybe

[Verse 2]
今どこ？どこ行くの？
Take me dancing, no need nowhere fancy
あとでね、I can meet you there
Just say when, boy, I’ll meet you anywhere
何をしたいですか？
I get what I want and then I want another one I’m
キラキラ、baby, say wassup
I’ll take you off the map, mile high club

[Chorus]
You eat a lotta lettuce but you’re toxic
Yeah, I know you’re only getting started
You’re texting me but then you going ghost, yeah
Why you always gotta do the most, yeah
I can see your friends they don’t like me (Like me)
And I don’t understand, do you got a plan?
Or are you acting up because you like me! (Like me)
Baby, what you say, is it me or them?
Fu*k it, maybe

[Intro]
The intro sets the stage for the song, announcing it as broadcasted on SG5 FM. It establishes the context of the song being played on a radio station, inviting listeners to tune in.

[Chorus]
The chorus delves into the complexities of a relationship marked by contradictory behaviors. The metaphor of “eating a lot of lettuce” suggests indulging in something seemingly healthy but ultimately harmful, symbolizing the toxic nature of the connection. Despite recognizing this toxicity, the narrator acknowledges being drawn in, grappling with the partner’s inconsistent actions and questioning their intentions and feelings.

[Verse 1]
In the first verse, the narrator expresses disdain for the company their love interest keeps, referring to them as fake. Despite this aversion, they confess to being fond of the person they’re addressing. The lyrics convey a willingness to accommodate the other person’s schedule, demonstrating patience and eagerness to spend time together. Despite reservations about chasing after someone, they’re willing to make an exception for this individual.

[Chorus]
The chorus repeats, reinforcing the themes of toxicity and uncertainty in the relationship. Despite recognizing the problematic behaviors of the partner, the narrator grapples with their attraction and confusion. The mention of disapproval from friends adds another layer of complexity, as the narrator questions whether their feelings are reciprocated or if they’re being manipulated.

[Verse 2]
The second verse shifts to a more playful tone, with the narrator expressing a desire for adventure and spontaneity with their love interest. They seek excitement and enjoyment without the need for extravagance, indicating a preference for genuine experiences over materialistic gestures. The lyrics also highlight the narrator’s assertiveness and confidence in pursuing what they want, even if it means moving on to the next thrill.

[Chorus]
The final chorus echoes the sentiments of the previous iterations, emphasizing the recurring themes of toxicity, confusion, and attraction. Despite the uncertainty surrounding the relationship, the narrator remains conflicted yet willing to engage, questioning whether their feelings are genuine or merely a product of manipulation. The inclusion of explicit language reflects the frustration and ambivalence felt towards the situation.