Chief
Seductive Enigma: Allan Rayman's 'Chief' Unveiled
Lyrics
Mm, I saw a picture of you
The speaker saw a picture of someone.
Such beautiful hair, and a beautiful smile
Describes the beauty of the person's hair and smile.
Oh, then I saw another picture
Another picture of the same person was seen.
A lovely little figure with that devilish smile
Highlights the attractiveness of the person's figure and their mischievous smile.
So I reach out and I say hello
The speaker attempts to initiate contact by saying hello.
She doesn't like that so I leave her alone (yeah, yeah, yeah)
The person does not respond positively to the speaker's greeting, so the speaker respects their wishes and stops engaging.
No matter what I say or do
The speaker feels unable to convince the person that this encounter isn't the first time they've interacted.
I cannot prove that this isn't the first time
The speaker doubts their ability to prove the authenticity of their claim.
There's a reason I don't ever wanna talk
Expresses a reluctance to engage in conversation because once started, it's hard to stop.
'Cause I get started I don't ever wanna stop
The speaker finds it difficult to end or control the conversation once it begins.
I'm Mr. quick fix you need it bad
The speaker portrays themselves as someone who can provide quick solutions when needed.
I'm Mr. right now you knew that
Emphasizes the speaker's role as someone available for immediate needs.
I saw a picture of you
Reiteration of seeing a picture of the person.
Such beautiful hair, and a beautiful smile
Reiterates the beauty of the person's hair and smile from a previous encounter.
Oh, then I saw another picture
Another picture of the same person is referred to again.
A lovely little figure with that devilish smile
Emphasizes the person's attractive figure and mischievous smile from the second encounter.
So I reach out and I say hello
The speaker tries to initiate contact again by saying hello.
She doesn't like that so I leave her alone (yeah, yeah, yeah)
Similar to before, the person does not respond favorably, so the speaker stops engaging.
I come on strong, way too strong
Admits to coming on too strong in their approach to the person.
That's why it takes so long to get back I hate that
Expresses frustration at the delay in receiving a response due to their own behavior.
So come along, don't be shy it's a sure drug
Encourages the person to join in without hesitation, comparing the experience to a certain addictive quality.
You take so long to get back I hate that
Expresses frustration again at the delay in response.
No matter what I say or do
Reiterates the inability to prove the authenticity of the encounter.
I cannot prove that this isn't the first time
Reflects on the difficulty of demonstrating that this isn't the first time they've interacted.
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