This track is a vivid portrayal of the struggle between materialism and relationships. The lyrics depict the artist's desire for wealth and luxury, contrasted with the complications of maintaining personal relationships amidst this pursuit. The repeated line "Roll up an L and light it, Let's go to space" suggests escapism, a longing to get away from pressures of life and relationship woes. The artist also acknowledges that money doesn't grow on trees, indicating an understanding of the hard work required to attain financial success. Nonetheless, they yearn for companionship - "All I need is company". The song concludes with a promise to share any future success with their partner, hinting at a balance between personal ambition and shared dreams.
