Own it
It's yours
It's yours
Yours
You're still the one that I adore
Ain't much out there to have feelings for
Guess whose it is? Guess whose it is? (Yours)
Guess whose it is? Guess whose it is? Yours
A few bottles on the table, a few waters
It ain't a secret, baby, everybody saw us
Guess whose it is? Guess whose it is?
Guess whose it is? It's yours
Next time we fuck, I don't wanna fuck, I wanna make love
Next time we talk, I don't wanna just talk, I wanna trust
Next time I stand tall, I wanna be standin' for you
And next time I spend, I want it all to be for you, oh
Peakin', I'm peakin'
Wake up with me this weekend, we can, oh
Guess whose it is? Guess whose it is?
Guess whose it is? It's yours
Own it, own it, own it, own it
Own it, own it, own it, own it
Own it, own it, own it, own it
Own it, own it, own it, I said
Go own that shit, own that shit
Own that shit, own that shit
Go and own that shit, own that shit
Own that shit, you own that shit, go and
Own it, own it, own it, own it
Own it, own it, own it, own it
Own it, own it, own it, own it
Own it, own it, own it, own it
Go own that shit, own that shit
Own that shit
Own that shit, own that shit
Own that shit
Niggas talk more than bitches these days
Just let that shit sink in
Niggas talk more than bitches these days
Who could get the pussy quicker these days
Still straight with the weed and the liquor these days
'Cause the new drugs got the kids trippin' these days (trippy)
Bunch of journalists been searchin' for a story
My ex-girl been searchin' for a "sorry" (how you do?)
Couple bitches tryna have me all on Maury
Like nigga, it's yours, you should be supportin'
But where you been at? On tour, gettin' money
Y'all don't even really check for me
You ain't even hit me when that nigga had threats for me, girl
You don't love me, you just say that shit to get to me, girl
'Cause you got the Batphone and my work line
You should call
When the last time you did somethin' for the first time?
You done done it all
I swear to God, niggas talk more than bitches these days
Got you thinkin' that I'm different these days
Broken telephone for every single conversation
By the time it gets to you, shit switches these days, but oh (yeah)
It's yours, it's yours, it's yours, it's
It's always gonna be yours
Own it, own it, own it, own it
Own it, own it, own it, own it (it's always gonna be yours)
Own it, own it, own it, own it
Own it, own it, own it, I said (it's always gonna be yours)
Go own that shit
Own it
Own it
It's yours, it's yours
Own it, own it, own it, own it
Own it, baby, own it, it's yours
Own that shit, own that shit, own that shit

About This Song

"Own It" is a sultry, intimate slow-burn that showcases Drake's vulnerable side as he navigates the complex emotions of wanting to transform a casual relationship into something deeper and more meaningful. The song explores themes of possession, devotion, and the desire to claim emotional ownership over someone who has captured his heart completely. Drake's lyrics reveal a man who has moved beyond physical attraction to genuine romantic attachment, expressing his wish to "make love" rather than simply engage physically, signaling his evolution from player to someone seeking authentic connection. The production, featuring PARTYNEXTDOOR's atmospheric R&B sensibilities, creates a hazy, late-night ambiance with minimalist beats and ethereal synths that perfectly complement the song's intimate confessions. Musically, the track represents Drake's mastery of blending hip-hop with contemporary R&B, using his signature melodic rap delivery to convey both confidence and vulnerability simultaneously. The repetitive hook of "own it, it's yours" becomes almost hypnotic, emphasizing his complete surrender to this person's influence over him. The song resonated with listeners because it captured the universal experience of that pivotal moment when casual dating transforms into something more serious, and the fear and excitement that comes with putting your heart on the line. "Own It" stands as a testament to Drake's ability to articulate the complexities of modern romance with both swagger and sensitivity.

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