see me got photo???

[Ju_n]

Dear Teachers,

See me got photo photo
Photograph of you

This is a part of lyrics "Straight to hell"(The Clash my favorite British band!)
I have no idea but I somehow assume it might mean:
"See photo of you I got "

Would someone please help me?
Thank you.

[Tdol]

I'd interpret it as:
See- I have got a photo of you.

[Ju_n]

Thank you so much, Tdol!!

May I ask you a little more about it?

Is the subject case "Me" interchangeable with the nominative case "I"?

Does it sound normal if I say something such as:
"Me got some money"
instead of
"I got some money"
?

Thank you in advance

[Raymott]

Thank you so much, Tdol!!

May I ask you a little more about it?

Is the subject case "Me" interchangeable with the nominative case "I"?

Does it sound normal if I say something such as:
"Me got some money"
instead of
"I got some money"
?

Thank you in advance

No. You can't learn English from pop songs.
Pop songs do not use standard grammar, vocabulary, morphology, pronunciation, semantics or pragmatics.

[Ju_n]

Thanks so much for your advice, Raymott

Yes, I also agree that studying plain English with such lyrics of pop songs is kind of silly and I normally don’t try to learn from them.
This question was just from my curiosity.
When a question arises, first I refer to my own dictionaries and grammar books which I keep using since my high school days.