Dangerous
Navigating Love's Peril: Bailey Crego's 'Dangerous' Revelations
Lyrics
Ohh she makes you blind to the things that you like
Expressing how the person being referred to has a captivating influence that obscures one's preferences.
You can turn your back but you know theres a knife
Despite turning away, there's an awareness of potential harm or betrayal.
Listen I can tell you she's a real ball of fire
Describing the person as highly energetic and engaging.
I tell her that I love her, but I know I'm a liar
Acknowledging the insincerity in professing love, implying internal conflict.
I can't stop thinkin that it's too late for love
Suggesting a sense of regret or missed opportunity regarding love.
It's too late to love your heart
Reiterating the theme that it's too late to love the person's heart.
I'm thinkin that you're too dangerous
Labeling the person as "dangerous," indicating a perceived risk or harm associated with them.
Yeah too dangerous for my heart
Emphasizing the perceived danger the person poses to the speaker's heart.
Yeah she makes me try to believe her (it's alright)
Highlighting the person's persuasive nature, urging the speaker to believe in them.
Ooh she really had me, I was stuck holding tight
Describing a moment of intense captivation, feeling stuck or unable to let go.
I'm sick of all your sad sad storys
Expressing frustration with the person's sad stories or excuses.
We're busy, what's the worry?
Dismissing concerns, emphasizing busyness, and downplaying worries.
I don't want another story from you
Rejecting the idea of hearing another story from the person.
I can't stop thinkin that it's too late for love
Repeating the sense of missed opportunity or regret in the context of love.
It's too late to love your heart
Reiterating that it's too late to love the person's heart.
I'm thinkin that you're too dangerous
Reaffirming the belief that the person is too dangerous, implying potential harm.
Yeah too dangerous for my heart
Stressing the perceived danger the person poses to the speaker's heart.
(You can Turn your Back)
Repeating the idea that one can turn away from the person, emphasizing the possibility of avoiding the perceived danger.
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