Honey
Sweet Deception: Unveiling the Raw Honey of Emotions
Lyrics
Can I call you my miel?
Expressing a desire to use a sweet term of endearment ("miel" means honey in French) for the person being addressed.
'Cause your lies are sweet as honey
Acknowledging that the person's lies have a deceptive sweetness, comparing them to honey.
You're not soft or kind to the bone but your words are raw like honey
Noting that the person may not be gentle or kind, but their words have a raw and genuine quality akin to honey.
Can I call you my one and only?
Expressing a desire to consider the person as the only one in a romantic sense.
Though, you're not, you're not my only one
Acknowledging that, despite the desire for exclusivity, the person is not the only one in reality.
I enjoy how the simplest of words makes you come undone
Appreciating how simple words have a significant impact on the person emotionally.
Can I call you my sweet pea?
Expressing a desire to use another sweet term of endearment ("sweet pea") for the person.
'Cause your lies are lush with green
Comparing the person's lies to something abundant and green, possibly implying richness or complexity.
I romanticize the worst parts of you as you're full of insecurities
Romanticizing the flaws or vulnerabilities of the person, seeing beauty even in their insecurities.
Can I call you my miel?
Repeating the desire to use the term of endearment ("miel") for the person.
'Cause your lies are sweet as honey
Reiterating that the person's lies have a sweet quality, akin to honey.
You're not soft or kind to the bone but your words are raw like honey
Reiterating that despite not being soft or kind, the person's words have a raw and genuine quality like honey.
I just left you in the background
Reflecting on distancing oneself from the person, possibly in a metaphorical sense.
I was spinning back down and I don't wanna leave
Describing a state of emotional turmoil or descent and expressing a reluctance to leave.
I just left you in the background
Repeating the idea of leaving the person in the background and the reluctance to depart.
I was spinning back down and I don't wanna leave
Reiterating the emotional struggle and reluctance to part ways with the person.
Can I call you my miel?
Repeating the desire to use the term of endearment ("miel") for the person.
'Cause your lies are sweet as honey
Reiterating that the person's lies have a sweet quality, akin to honey.
You're not soft or kind to the bone but your words are raw like honey
Reiterating that despite not being soft or kind, the person's words have a raw and genuine quality like honey.
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