My Boo

The lyrics describe two people looking back on a first love that began when they were young. They are no longer together, and each seems to have another partner, but their old affection remains. The mood is warm and nostalgic, with a little sadness: time and changed circumstances have separated them, yet neither can fully dismiss what they shared.

Calling someone “my boo” is an affectionate, informal way to name a romantic partner or someone deeply loved. The repeated phrase “you will always be my boo” suggests lasting emotional closeness, not necessarily a wish to reunite. The memories of a first kiss and learning how to kiss make their bond feel tied to growing up together. “It’s still in your eyes” implies that the speaker thinks the former lover’s feelings are still visible, even if unspoken.

The song presents the past relationship as important but leaves its present meaning open. The speakers may still be in love, or they may be honoring a powerful first romance while accepting that life has moved on. Their confidence that the feeling is mutual could reflect real signs, or simply their own hope and memory. The song does not explain whether they will meet again; it focuses instead on affection that survives distance and change.