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"Ridin' Round" is a song about feeling empowered and free despite difficult circumstances. The chorus repeats the idea of "ridin' round" in a car, feeling like they hit the jackpot and just trying to get by. This represents a sense of freedom and mobility that may be difficult to attain for some people, but they are taking advantage of it.
In the first verse, the singer asserts her independence and confidence, stating that she doesn't need anyone else's drama to survive. She knows that some people don't like her, but she doesn't care and won't let them bring her down. She's "ridin' round your city like the cops now", which could represent a sense of power and control.
The second verse describes the singer's past struggles with counting change at a grocery store and being underestimated by men. However, she's become her own "hustler" and doesn't need a man to succeed. She won't let anyone bring her down, and she'll even harm them if they do her wrong. The bridge repeats the idea of "ridin' round" with the top down, feeling free and empowered. The singer's passenger is "pretty", which could represent a sense of companionship or mutual empowerment.
Overall, "Ridin' Round" is about finding power and joy in difficult circumstances, enjoying the freedom of mobility and independence, and defying those who doubt or underestimate the singer.
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