Honey
Summer Symphony of Love: Honey's Intoxicating Melody
Lyrics
Spilled my drink on your dress the day we met
Spilling a drink on the dress is a memorable moment from the day they met.
Made an impression u won't forget
The impression made during their first meeting is significant and lasting.
I think that you like it when I choke on words
The person enjoys when the speaker is nervous and struggles to express themselves verbally.
Tells you that I'm nervous to talk to you
Expressing nervousness as a way to convey genuine interest in the listener.
Make me feel like a summer day in June
Describing the listener as making the speaker feel as delightful as a summer day in June.
Your lips taste like cherries so mine do too
Comparing the taste of lips to cherries, suggesting sweetness and intimacy.
And you smell like roses and take all my focus
Complimenting the listener's scent and its captivating effect on the speaker.
Till I feel drunk off your perfume
The listener's fragrance has a strong impact on the speaker, almost intoxicating.
When you say those pretty things to me
Expressing the effect of the listener's compliments on the speaker.
Don't know how you expect me to breathe
The intensity of emotions makes it challenging for the speaker to breathe.
Honey haven't slept an hour since I met you
Insomnia is attributed to the profound impact of meeting the listener.
A pretty girl like you could always ask me to do
The speaker is willing to fulfill any request from the attractive listener.
Anything she wants to
Open willingness to do anything for the listener.
Want you to send me all your songs
Expressing a desire to receive the listener's songs as a form of connection.
When you think of me
A request for the listener to think of the speaker.
Baby oh I'm asking please
An earnest plea for the listener to consider the speaker's request.
Tell me lately would you want to play me
Pondering if the listener wants to engage in a romantic or playful interaction.
Honey baby I'll learn all of the Maggie songs
Expressing a commitment to learn and appreciate the listener's preferences.
Cigarettes, strawberries, sunsets, fields
Listing romantic and nostalgic elements, possibly symbolizing shared experiences.
Blowing smoke long drives down to the pier
Describing shared moments and activities, creating a sense of intimacy.
Rolled the windows down and looked at me
A shared experience of enjoying music together during a drive.
While you screamed all the words to Symphony
The listener passionately singing the lyrics of a song named Symphony.
I like it when you say
A liking for the listener saying that they stick together like honey.
Me and you we stick like honey
Expressing a strong connection, emphasizing unity and cohesion like honey.
Won't have it another way
Reaffirming a preference for their close connection.
Feel your summer's touch on my face
Sensing the warmth of the listener's presence in the speaker's life.
When you say those pretty things to me
Reiteration of the impact of the listener's compliments on the speaker.
Don't know how you expect me to breathe
Expressing the overwhelming nature of emotions triggered by the listener.
Honey haven't slept an hour since I met you
Continued difficulty sleeping due to the profound effect of meeting the listener.
A pretty girl like you could always ask me to do
Reiterating the willingness to fulfill any request from the listener.
Anything she wants to
Reaffirmation of the open willingness to do anything for the listener.
Want you to send me all your songs
Requesting a deeper connection through the exchange of songs.
When you think of me
Asking the listener to think of the speaker and respond positively.
Baby oh I'm asking please
A sincere plea for the listener to consider the speaker's request favorably.
Tell me lately would you want to play me
Asking if the listener desires a playful or romantic interaction.
Honey baby I'll learn all of the Maggie songs
Commitment to learning and appreciating the listener's preferences, particularly songs by Maggie.
Honey honey we stick together like
Repeated emphasis on the strong and enduring bond between the speaker and the listener, using the metaphor of honey.
Honey honey we stick together like
-Honey honey we stick together like
-Honey honey we stick together like
-Honey honey we stick together like
-Honey honey we stick together like
-Honey honey we stick together like
-We stick together like
-We stick together like
Reiteration of the speaker's commitment, willingness, and affection towards the listener, with a continued reference to Maggie songs.
Honey haven't slept an hour since I met you
-A pretty girl like you could always ask me to do
-Anything she wants to
-Want you to send me all your songs
-When you think of me
-Baby oh I'm asking please
-Tell me lately would you want to play me
-Honey baby I'll learn all of the Maggie songs
Final affirmation of the speaker's dedication to learning and appreciating the listener's preferences.
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