The lyric line "Don't tell nobody where we're going" can be translated to English as "Do not tell anyone where we are going."

- **Don't tell**: This is a contraction of "do not tell," which means "do not inform" or "do not reveal."
- **nobody**: This is a colloquial way of saying "anyone." In standard English, it would be "anybody," but "nobody" is often used in informal speech to mean the same thing.
- **where we're going**: "where" refers to the destination or place, "we're" is a contraction of "we are," and "going" means "traveling to" or "heading to."

In this context, the singer is expressing a desire for privacy and secrecy about their destination. It suggests an intimate or adventurous journey that is meant to be shared only between the two people involved. The use of "nobody" instead of "anybody" adds a casual, conversational tone to the line, which is common in song lyrics to convey a more personal and relatable message.

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