Hot 'N Cold
Love's Rollercoaster: Emotional Swings in Albert Collins' Hot 'N Cold
Lyrics
You change your mind
You are inconsistent and frequently change your decisions.
Like girl changes clothes. yeah
Comparing your unpredictable behavior to a girl changing clothes, emphasizing the frequent changes.
You
Referring directly to the person being addressed.
P.M.S like a bitch, I would know
Pointing out mood swings, comparing them to a negative stereotype ("P.M.S like a bitch"), and expressing personal awareness of such behavior.
And you over think
Accusing the person of overanalyzing situations.
Always speak
Stating that the person always communicates in a judgmental or overly critical manner.
Critically
Emphasizing the critical nature of the person's speech.
I should know
Claiming personal knowledge or experience regarding the criticized behavior.
That you're no good for
Asserting that the person is not suitable or beneficial for the speaker.
Me
Directly addressing the person being referred to as "Me."
'Cause you're hot then you're cold
Describing the person's behavior as fluctuating between extremes of being hot and cold.
You're yes then you're no
Highlighting the person's indecisiveness by stating they are alternately affirmative and negative.
You're in and your out
Indicating the person's inconsistency by using the metaphor of being in and out.
You're up then you're down
Expressing the person's fluctuating emotional states, going from being up to down.
You're wrong when its right
Emphasizing the person's confusion between right and wrong.
It's black and it's white
Contrasting situations with extreme differences, using the analogy of black and white.
Your hot then your cold
Reiterating the person's tendency to oscillate between hot and cold behaviors.
Your yes then your no
Repeating the pattern of the person's mixed signals, alternating between yes and no.
Your in then your out
Recapping the inconsistency in the person's involvement or commitment.
Your up then your down
Summarizing the person's emotional fluctuations, going from up to down.
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