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Love's Lightning: Andrew Boaz's Seductive Summer Serenade
Lyrics
End of the summer
Expressing the conclusion of summer.
Boy what a bummer
Reflecting on a disappointing situation.
Best way to end the day with you under covers babe
Suggesting a satisfying end to the day with a romantic partner under the covers.
I'm just not a runner
Stating a personal tendency not to run away from challenges or relationships.
I'd never run from her
Affirming commitment and not running away from a significant person.
You hit me like some lightning baby let me be thunder, oh
Describing the intense impact of the partner, drawing a comparison to lightning and thunder.
What do we do about it?
Pondering a situation and questioning how to address it.
Why don't we fool around?
Suggesting a playful approach to dealing with challenges, proposing fooling around.
There's no other way around it
Asserting that there is no alternative or avoiding a situation.
Your feet coming off the ground
Imagining a state of excitement or ecstasy, metaphorically lifting off the ground.
You make love, don't make nice
Encouraging passionate love rather than reserved niceties.
I don't fall in love that often
Claiming infrequency in falling in love, suggesting a guarded heart.
You make love, don't make nice
Reiterating the preference for passionate love over politeness.
I don't fall in love that often
Reiterating the infrequent nature of falling in love.
Blood's getting thicker
Metaphorically describing the deepening of connections and relationships.
Plants have all withered
Symbolizing a decline or deterioration, perhaps in the relationship.
Point the blame all back at me and I'll be your mirror, babe
Accepting responsibility for issues and offering to reflect the partner's emotions.
I'm cold and you're bitter
Describing a contrast in emotional states between coldness and bitterness.
Cocaine for dinner
Metaphorically referring to indulgence or excess, possibly in a troubled state.
Tonight's another sleepless night cause I am a sinner, babe
Anticipating a sleepless night due to inner turmoil and personal flaws.
What do we do about it?
Repeating the contemplation of how to address a situation with the partner.
Why don't we fool around?
Proposing a playful approach again, suggesting fooling around as a solution.
There's no other way around it
Reiterating the absence of alternative ways to handle a situation.
Your feet coming off the ground
Repeating the imagery of elevated excitement or ecstasy.
You make love, don't make nice
Encouraging a passionate approach to lovemaking rather than a reserved one.
I don't fall in love that often
Reiterating the rarity of falling in love, emphasizing a guarded heart.
You make love, don't make nice
Expressing a preference for passionate love over polite interactions.
I don't fall in love that often
Reiterating the infrequent nature of falling in love.
You make love, don't make nice
Repeating the preference for passionate love over politeness.
I don't fall in love that often
Emphasizing the rarity of falling in love, maintaining emotional guardedness.
You make love, don't make nice
Encouraging passionate love over reserved or polite expressions.
I don't fall in love that often
Reiterating the rarity of falling in love, highlighting emotional reservation.
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