Something Going Down
Seductive Serenade: Unveiling Passion in George Strait's Something Going Down
Lyrics
These lights, don't they seem a little bright?
Questioning the brightness of the lights, suggesting they are too intense.
And the way you're holding me so tight
Expressing the tightness of the embrace.
I don't think we need that much light right now
Suggesting that less light is needed in the current intimate moment.
Come on baby, let's get something going down
Invitation to initiate or start something special or intimate.
You can drop my jaw
Complimenting the partner's attractiveness and expressing surprise or admiration.
With your hair up in a ball
Describing a visually appealing hairstyle.
But I wish you'd just let it fall
Expressing a desire for the partner to let their hair down.
On your shoulders, honey, pull that ribbon out
Suggesting removing a ribbon from the partner's hair.
Hmm, come on baby, let's get something going down
Reiterating the desire to start something special or intimate.
(Something going down) like this blanket
Comparing the unfolding situation to a blanket, possibly referring to intimacy.
(Something going down) wrapped around us
Describing a cozy and intimate scenario with a blanket.
(Something going down) like this fever, oh baby, it's burning me up
Comparing the intensity of the situation to a fever, suggesting passion.
Let's get something going down
Reiterating the desire to start something special or intimate.
I love this song
Expressing enjoyment or affection for a particular song.
I love the way you sing along
Appreciating the partner's participation in singing along.
The strings are barely holding on
Suggesting a delicate or precarious state in the current situation.
To your body and that silky, satin gown
Describing the partner's attire and its connection to the body.
Hmm, come on baby, let's get something going down
Reiterating the desire to start something special or intimate.
(Something going down) like this blanket
Repeating the metaphor of a blanket in the context of intimacy.
(Something going down) wrapped around us
Describing an intimate scenario with a blanket.
(Something going down) like this fever, oh baby, it's burning me up
Comparing the intensity of the situation to a fever, reiterating passion.
Let's get something going down
Final invitation to initiate or start something special or intimate.
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