Get You (feat. Kali Uchis)

Daniel Caesar's 'Get You' featuring Kali Uchis is a soulful ode to a love that feels both grounding and transcendent. The song's lyrics paint a picture of a relationship that has withstood the test of time and adversity, suggesting a deep and unwavering bond between the singer and his beloved. The opening lines, 'Through drought and famine, natural disasters / My baby has been around for me,' use natural calamities as metaphors for life's challenges, emphasizing that the partner has remained steadfast through it all. The mention of 'Kingdoms have fallen, angels be calling' further elevates the significance of their connection, implying that even in the face of monumental change and divine intervention, the singer's commitment remains unshaken.

The chorus, 'Oh, who would've thought I'd get you,' reflects a sense of wonder and gratitude for finding such a profound love. It's a moment of realization for the singer, acknowledging the rarity and unexpected nature of this deep connection. The sensual and intimate verses that follow, 'And when we're making love / Your cries they can be heard from far and wide,' highlight the physical and emotional closeness shared between the lovers, reinforcing the theme of a love that is both passionate and profound.

Towards the end of the song, the lyrics shift to a reflective tone, with the singer taking time to appreciate the moments spent with his partner, knowing that eventually, these will become cherished memories. The repeated lines, 'Don't you love when I come around / Build you up then I take you down,' could suggest a cyclical nature of their interactions, where the singer plays a role in both uplifting and grounding his partner. Daniel Caesar's smooth and emotive vocal delivery, combined with Kali Uchis's soulful feature, creates a lush soundscape that encapsulates the warmth and depth of the love they describe. 'Get You' stands as a testament to the power of love and the beauty of finding someone who feels like paradise.