ten (feat. Jozzy)

Fred Again's song 'ten (feat. Jozzy)' is a musical piece that seems to revolve around the themes of longing, separation, and the weight of absence. The lyrics repeatedly mention 'ten days,' which could signify a period of time the narrator has been apart from someone they care about. The phrase 'in a foreign ends without you here' suggests that the narrator is in an unfamiliar place or situation and feels the void left by the absence of a significant other.

The repetition of 'got me ridin' round with you' implies that the narrator is haunted by the presence of the person they're missing, as if they're accompanying them in spirit during their daily activities. This could be a metaphor for how thoughts of a loved one can dominate one's mind, even when they're not physically present. The line 'still in the rust right here' might indicate a sense of stagnation or deterioration in the narrator's life or emotional state due to this separation.

The song's hook, which includes phrases like 'back it up and dump it' and references to being 'too thick,' introduces a contrasting element that could be interpreted as a playful or sensual metaphor, possibly alluding to the physical aspects of the relationship that the narrator is missing. This juxtaposition of the emotional weight of separation with the more lighthearted or carnal references creates a complex picture of longing that encompasses both the emotional and physical dimensions of a relationship.