Manhattan
Mad About the Boy: A Symphony of Love and Longing
Lyrics
I'm mad about the boy,
I have strong feelings for the boy.
I know it's stupid
Acknowledging that these feelings may seem irrational.
To be mad about the boy.
Despite the irrationality, I am infatuated with the boy.
I'm so ashamed of it
Feeling embarrassed or guilty about this infatuation.
But must admit
However, I cannot deny or hide my feelings.
The sleepless nights
Experiencing sleepless nights due to thoughts of the boy.
I've had about the boy.
Continuing to be preoccupied with thoughts of the boy.
On the silver screen
Expressing admiration for the boy's on-screen presence.
He melts my foolish heart
His portrayal affects my emotions deeply.
In every single scene.
Every scene featuring him has a significant impact.
Although I'm quite aware
Aware of reality, but captivated by the boy.
That here and there
There are reminders of past feelings for the boy.
Are traces of that cared about the boy.
Memories of caring for the boy linger.
Lord knows I'm not a fool girl,
Acknowledging the irrationality but unable to control emotions.
I really shouldn't care.
Despite knowing better, I still care deeply.
Lord knows I'm not a schoolgirl
Recognizing maturity, not a naive girl.
In the flurry of her first affair.
Not a beginner in love, despite current feelings.
Will it ever cloy
Questioning if these emotions will fade over time.
This odd diversity of misery and joy
Reflecting on the mix of pain and pleasure in this situation.
I'm feeling quite insane
Feeling emotionally overwhelmed and irrational.
And young again
Experiencing a sense of youthful excitement.
And all because
Alluding to the reason for current emotions (being mad about the boy).
I'm mad about the boy.
Reiterating the strong feelings for the boy.
I'm feeling quite insane
Repeating the emotional state of feeling insane.
And young again
Reiterating the sense of youthfulness and irrationality.
And all because
Restating the reason for the emotional state (being mad about the boy).
I'm mad about the boy.
Emphasizing the continued infatuation with the boy.
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