Witchcraft
Enchanting Desires: Unraveling the Spell of Sinatra's Witchcraft
Lyrics
Those fingers in my hair
Describing the sensation of someone's fingers in the singer's hair, evoking a sensual feeling or intimate touch.
That sly come hither stare
Referring to a seductive or alluring gaze from the person, which captures attention.
That strips my conscience bare
Indicates how this person's presence or actions make the singer feel vulnerable, exposing their innermost thoughts or feelings.
It's witchcraft
The singer attributes these captivating and irresistible qualities of the person to 'witchcraft,' metaphorically suggesting an enchanting, bewitching power.
And I've got no defense for it
Expresses the singer's inability to resist or defend against the captivating influence of this person.
The heat is too intense for it
Highlights the overwhelming intensity of feelings or emotions stirred by the person's influence.
What good would common sense for it do
Rhetorical question questioning the usefulness of applying logic or reason to the situation, implying its inefficacy in resisting the allure.
'Cause it's witchcraft, wicked witchcraft
Reiterates the comparison of the person's influence to 'witchcraft,' emphasizing its mesmerizing and potentially dangerous nature.
And although, I know, it's strictly taboo
Acknowledges that the singer understands society deems this attraction as forbidden or prohibited.
When you arouse the need in me
Describes how the person's actions or presence awakens a desire or longing within the singer.
My heart says, "Yes, indeed," in me
Indicates the singer's inner affirmation or agreement with the aroused feelings.
Proceed with what your leading me to
Expresses a willingness to follow the person's lead or direction due to the intense attraction.
It's such an ancient pitch
Refers to the allure or appeal of the situation as something age-old or timeless.
But one I wouldn't switch
Expresses contentment with the situation despite its familiarity, emphasizing the uniqueness of the person's charm.
'Cause there's no nicer witch than you
Complimenting the person by stating that among witches (metaphorically), this person is the most appealing or pleasant.
'Cause it's witchcraft, that crazy witchcraft
Reiterates the comparison to 'witchcraft,' emphasizing the irrational yet captivating nature of the person's influence.
And although, I know, it's strictly taboo
Reiterates the understanding of society's disapproval regarding the attraction felt towards this person.
When you arouse the need in me
Similar to line 13, expressing the stirring of desire or need within the singer due to the person's influence.
My heart says, "Yes, indeed," in me
Reiterates the singer's internal agreement with the feelings aroused by the person.
Proceed with what your leading me to
Reiterates the willingness to follow the person's lead or influence due to the intense attraction.
It's such an ancient pitch
Reiterates the timeless or ageless quality of the situation, highlighting its enduring appeal.
But one that I'd never switch
Expresses the singer's commitment to the situation, indicating an unwavering preference for the person's captivating charm.
'Cause there's no nicer witch than you
Affirms the person's exceptional and unique appeal, emphasizing their positive qualities despite the unconventional comparison to a "witch."
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