| She had a trench coat, some mad threes with her
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| Hot cup of tea and a Fader magazine
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| With some light blue jeans, real crown like a queen
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| And a Mac Air, but it ain’t the one she had last year
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| Wednesday, 1 o’clock, she don’t really got a job
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| She do her own thing, she ride her own wave
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| Only twenty people on the 'Gram that she followin'
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| Only post work, she ain’t tryna be a model chick
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| Same three friends, be the one she poppin' bottles with
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| Got trust issues, so she keep a lot, bottled in
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| She don’t do religion, not a Catholic or Protestant
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| She believe in white wine, feet up on the ottoman
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| Gotta little purse, that she only keep the ganja in
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| Low-key, got her own business and she mindin' it
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| Ex-niggas always in her phone, she like, «Not again»
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| If she get your number, you’ll be lucky if she lock it in
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| She from the hood, but she ain’t hood
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| She hella grounded, but the plane trips to BnB stay booked
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| Told me I should read the Four Agreements, it’s a great book
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| Cracked a little smile and she threw me back the same look, yeah |