The song "My Girl" by Jackson Penn is about a man who finds himself captivated by a woman he meets at a party. The lyrics describe her vibrant and unique personality, with references to the green rain falling from the ceiling, her big hoop earrings, and her glittered body. Despite being attracted to her, the narrator realizes that he has a committed relationship back home with his girlfriend, who has high expectations for their relationship. He acknowledges that he doesn't want to mess up what he has with his girlfriend and decides to leave the party to be with her. The chorus emphasizes the narrator's love and dedication to his girlfriend, refusing to give in to temptation. He repeatedly talks about his love for "My Girl," referencing his committed partner. The song suggests that although the narrator is drawn to the excitement and allure of the woman he meets at the party, he ultimately values his relationship and chooses fidelity. The song ends with the narrator bidding farewell to the party and its festivities, opting to take Mulholland (a famous road in Los Angeles) to reach his beloved girlfriend. Overall, "My Girl" is a reflection on the temptation one may face in external relationships while remaining committed to the person they truly love.
