Phyllis Hyman's song "Just Me and You" is a heartfelt ballad about a young girl from Tennessee who falls in love with a boy from the South. The lyrics depict their passionate relationship and the deep connection they share. Initially, the girl feels like the boy is the missing piece in her life, and they both understand the art of love and affection. However, one night, their relationship takes a turn for the worse, and the boy abruptly ends their romance, causing immense pain and sadness for the girl. Despite the heartbreak, the girl holds onto the hope of bringing back the joy and laughter they once shared. She continues to mourn his absence, crying herself to sleep at night. The girl believes that the reason for their fight was just anger, and she is certain that the boy will come back and make things right eventually. The song highlights the memories they created together, such as humming their special song and the unwavering love she felt when he entered her life at the age of seventeen. While others in town believe he was not good for her, she remains steadfast in her belief that he will return and end the pain they are both experiencing. "Just Me and You" conveys the emotions of longing and holding onto hope despite the challenges faced in love. It explores the theme of nostalgia, with the girl reminiscing about their past and yearning for their relationship to be restored, as it was the life she was accustomed to.
