Lyrics
Do you wanna yes or no?
Asking a direct question about the listener's preference: yes or no.
Do you want to stay, do you want to go?
Presenting options for staying or leaving.
If you do let me know,
Requesting the listener to communicate their choice.
Do you wanna yes or no,
Reiterating the question for emphasis.
Do you wanna yes or no?
Repeating the initial question for emphasis.
Been drinking from your potion,
Referencing consuming something metaphorical ("potion") from the other person.
Baby pass the lotion,
Playfully suggesting intimacy with the mention of passing lotion.
Going through the motions,
Describing a sense of routine or repetition in the relationship.
Drifting through your ocean,
Metaphorically navigating the complexities of the other person's emotions ("ocean").
Got you on your side,
Describing a physical position or posture of the other person.
Thumbing through your thighs,
Suggestive imagery involving exploration.
What you wanna do?
Prompting the listener to express their desires or intentions.
Swear you always aloof,
Noting a perceived emotional distance or detachment.
Ain't no fault in you baby,
Acknowledging a characteristic without assigning blame.
I just want you to choose baby,
Expressing a desire for the listener to make a choice.
Cause I know,
Asserting awareness of the situation.
You know you want me,
Affirming the listener's desire for the speaker.
And life gets lonely,
Recognizing the potential loneliness in life.
Right? What's your plan tonight?
Asking about the listener's plans for the night.
Do you wanna yes or no?
Repeating the initial question for emphasis.
Do you want to stay, do you want to go?
Restating the options for staying or leaving.
If you do let me know,
Encouraging the listener to communicate their choice.
Do you wanna yes or no,
Reiterating the question for emphasis.
Do you wanna stay or go?
Presenting a similar choice between staying or going.
I've been on your bedside,
Describing physical proximity to the listener's bedside.
Waiting for your get right,
Waiting for the other person to be in the right state or mood.
Touch me if you feel like,
Inviting physical touch if the other person desires.
Swear I'm not the feels type,
Clarifying a lack of emotional attachment.
drinking from your potion,
Repeating the metaphor of consuming something from the other person.
Going through the motion,
Continuing the theme of routine or repetition in the relationship.
What you wanna do?
Prompting the listener to express their desires or intentions.
Swear you always aloof,
Noting a perceived emotional distance or detachment.
Ain't no fault in you baby,
Acknowledging a characteristic without assigning blame.
I just want you to choose baby,
Expressing a desire for the listener to make a choice.
Cause I know,
Asserting awareness of the situation.
You know you want me,
Affirming the listener's desire for the speaker.
And life get lonely,
Recognizing the potential loneliness in life.
Right? What's your plan tonight?
Asking about the listener's plans for the night.
Do you wanna yes or no?
Repeating the initial question for emphasis.
Do you want to stay, do you want to go?
Restating the options for staying or leaving.
If you do let me know,
Encouraging the listener to communicate their choice.
Do you wanna yes or no?
Reiterating the question for emphasis.
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