The song "Feelin' Like A Million" by Gary Clark, Jr. tells the story of a Friday night where the narrator has just gotten paid and is looking for some trouble. Despite not being specifically in search of a romantic partner, the narrator becomes captivated by someone they see. The lyrics describe how this person's movements and presence make the narrator unable to focus on anyone else, and they feel a strong attraction towards them. The chorus expresses how this person makes the narrator feel like a million bucks, igniting a desire to fall in love. The line "Baby when you pull it on me" suggests that this person's actions or charms have a powerful effect on the narrator, causing them to deeply consider the possibility of a romantic connection. In the second verse, it is revealed that the person the narrator is drawn to already has a lover. However, the attraction remains strong, and the narrator can't help but be fixated on them. Throughout the song, the repeated phrase "You're the one girl" emphasizes the belief or hope that this person could be the one for the narrator. The overall meaning of the song revolves around the overwhelming attraction the narrator feels towards someone they encounter on a Friday night. The lyrics convey the excitement, longing, and possibility of love that arises from this connection, even if it may not be entirely feasible due to the person's existing relationship.
