Olivia Rodrigo
u + me = <3 lyrics
- Language
- English
- Level
- Intermediate
- Released
- 2026
- Genre
- Pop
- Length
- 4:08
I think that you're killer
With your floppy hair
Take me out to dinner
You know you can take me anywhere
And all of my girlfriends roll their eyes
And tell me to take it slow this time
But I got a feeling
Wounds are healing
Talking on the phone
I know everybody changes
But I hope that we don't
Carve our names
Into the car seat leather
You plus me equals a heart forever
A heart forever
Ohh
I like your big sister
She has your same face
And I tried to win her
Over with my
Cynical humor and yacht rock music taste
And all my ex-boyfriends have heard these lines (let's get married when we're 25)
But I like you better by a million times
And I got a feeling
Wounds are healing
Talking on the phone
I know everybody changes
But I hope that we don't
Carve our names
Into the car seat leather
You plus me equals a heart forever
A heart forever, ohh
A heart forever, ohh
So buy me silver jewelry
And all my favorite Cadbury
And tell me yet again
About when we met and what you thought of me
Sometimes I get overwhelmed
And way too far ahead of myself
I often get the feeling that I'll never want somebody else and
They say modern love's a cruel endeavor
And to that I say, "Fuck it, whatever"
'Cause I got a feeling
Wounds are healing
Talking on the phone
I know everybody changes
But I hope that we don't
Carve our names
Into the car seat leather
You plus me equals a heart forever
And ever and ever and ever
Ohh
Forever and ever and ever
Ohh
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Key vocabulary
- killer
- one who causes death
- floppy
- soft and bending easily
- anywhere
- in any placeA2
- roll
- move by turningB1
- wounds
- injuries to the bodyB2
- healing
- becoming well againB2
- don't
- do notA1
- carve
- cut into a shapeC1
- seat
- place to sitA2
- forever
- for all timeB1
About this song
Olivia Rodrigo is an American pop singer and songwriter. She is known for emotionally driven alt-pop albums SOUR (2021) and GUTS (2023), including the break-up breakthrough “drivers license.”