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You and Me 

People who are confident they will be together for a long time. You can make it your own definition, but it defines itself.
It's you and me babe.
You and Me by omgitsgolden August 13, 2016
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you and me forever 

Maybe it’s real maybe it isn’t. But this is a phrase used and usually isn’t the truth.
Him“It’s you and me forever baby
Her “then why do we always break up?”

Other people wouldn't stay Other people don't obey You and me are both the same You should really run away 

this confirms that this song is being sung from the perspective of Billie’s abuser. it explains the tone of the song, and completely changes the way you look at it. Lines like “If you find it hard to swallow, I can loosen up your collar, ‘Cause, as long as you’re still breathing, Don’t you even think of leaving” make it very overwhelmingly clear that this is the perspective Billie is portraying

Also, while some people think the Spotify interview thing from the lyric version disproves this, it just doesn’t. She says the song was made to be “insane live”, not a fun song in terms of concept. She said she was going through crazy feelings at the time and you’d understand if you looked at the lyrics, but doesn’t say what the feelings were. On an album where Billie is venting about her trauma, a song like this would have no place in the project. I don’t know how she could have made this more obvious then by saying me and you are both the same

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yeah man, Other people wouldn't stay Other people don't obey You and me are both the same You should really run away

i am me and you are looking at me, and i am looking at you and that person who is looking at you is me, and i am myself because i am me and you are yourself because you are you 

something people say when theyre retarded or are having a identity crisis
"i am me and you are looking at me, and i am looking at you and that person who is looking at you is me, and i am myself because i am me and you are yourself because you are you"

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me and you

You and I. Be grammatically correct.

It means "involving the both of us"
You and I went to a strip club yesterday. Not me and you. You and I.
me and you by Need4speedboss December 19, 2014

or just me you and destiny 

You can have a large conversation with many people covering many topics or "just me you and destiny". This makes conversations more meaningful because you could care less about the other people involved. Used because the usee is cute.
Sarah: We can have a big conversation with all of us!
You: Or just me you and destiny.
Sarah: Omg you're the best
You: Bitch please.

You me and Dupree 

Definition:

Depending on intonation; referring to the third wheel, or the more the merrier!.

Phrase:

meaning to include; you, me, and the person and or people I, you, and or the situation are bound/obligated to, and or whom ever may be so inclined to participate either of free will or by circumstance.
Aaron: Dude please come to my mother's house this weekend, I don't want to go alone, I've asked my girlfriend, Ruben and you.

Me: eh why not, maybe I'll cook breakfast and we can go sledding.

You me and Dupree.

Aaron: yeah! Good idea!

Ex:2.

Jae: Dude wtf, I thought it was just supposed to be us two in this bed.

Aaron: yeah my bad, My dog likes sleeping with me.

Jae: great I have to share a bed with you, me, and Dupree
You me and Dupree by Loupcastille January 5, 2018
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