"I wanna say we're going steady like it's 1954"
what does it mean? to go steady like it is 1954?
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"Going steady" is an old-fashioned phrase that originated in the 1950s. I suspect the speaker meant, "I want to say we're going steady, as if it were 1954". "To go steady" means to date someone exclusively.
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