Lyrics
Yeah, yeah, yeah
Expressing excitement or agreement
Well if I found a reason to leave
Contemplating reasons to leave
Just to make it happen would you remind me (remind me) Go on remind me you don't need me (you don't need me) I guess you're all grown up
Asking if the person would remind the speaker if leaving is necessary; acknowledging maturity and independence
Now,
Transitioning to a new thought or situation
You're so grown up,
Observing the other person's maturity
Wow yeah
Expressing amazement or admiration
Yeah, yeah, yeah
Repeating excitement or agreement
Now it's (Now it's)
Highlighting increased difficulty in understanding
A li le harder to see
Stating a challenge or obstacle
The fact is (Facts)
Asserting a fact
She was just using me
Realizing that someone was using the speaker
And I'm in
Expressing emotional involvement
Too deep to fall out of love again
Feeling too deeply invested to easily end the relationship
Fall out again,
Repeating the difficulty of falling out of love
Baby said she now hates me, hates me, hates me. But I know she don't
Contradicting the claim that the partner hates the speaker
I know she don't
Reiterating the partner's lack of hatred
Yeah when we're slow dancing, dancing, dancing
Recalling shared moments of intimacy
I know she felt it all, she felt it all (yeah, yeah, yeah) Well you should've told me, that you love me
Reflecting on the partner's unspoken feelings during slow dancing
But I guess I fell fast, I guess I fell fast
Expressing surprise at the speed of falling in love
Fast, yeah
Emphasizing the rapid and unexpected nature of the relationship
Crash landing on the moon
Metaphorically describing a problematic situation or emotional state
Without you, without you
Expressing a sense of loss or incompleteness without the partner
Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah
Repeating excitement or agreement
Remind me
Requesting a reminder
Remind me
Repeating the request for a reminder
You're all grown up But you don't need me All grown up
Acknowledging the partner's maturity but expressing the lack of need for the speaker
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