Daniel Caesar "Get You" Official Lyrics & Meaning | Verified

Toronto singer-songwriter Daniel Caesar’s latest hit “Get You” is all about self-reflection. Over production from collaborators Jordan Evans and Matthew Burnett, Caesar croons about being in love and feeling almost undeserving of the relationship. A stunning guest verse from Colombian singer-songwriter Kali Uchis heightens emotions on the track.

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Was really broke, living
with my girl at the time.

I'm still getting there, but sexually,
the world was opening up.

It was just having a lot of
sex all day, all the time.

There was nothing
really else to do.

Kali UchisâŚ.She just reached out
to me on Instagram.

I wrote the outro, âthis feels like summer,
you make me feel so alive.â

I sent it to her and I asked her to put it
at the end.

She liked the song, she sent over two verses,
and they were both so good.

It was definitely the perfect sort of vibe
energy for the song.

It was just, like in a religious song where
it's pleading and thanking God

for whatever he's done for you, stuff like
that.

It's that same sort of thing, just being thankful.

Especially in this time, now everything seems
a little bit crazy.

It was just a reference to that.

We're in our own world, kind of locked away,
doing our thing, and everything outside is crazy.

That's...just good pussy. Good lovin'.

I wrote the song in a self-reflective state,

so it was just looking back on my whole life,
past relationships.

Not even just with other women, but just with
people in general, the way I've been with myself

and maybe feeling like I didn't deserve to
be feeling as good as I did at the time.

Deep down, I feel like I'm corny.

It's a very pretty, happy, not-too-complex
song, but it's still very, it gives you the

screw face when the bass comes in and the
kick pattern and all that.

I just feel like people aren't making love
songs like that anymore.

I just wanted that, but sexy though.