Lyrics
I know you wanna get me alone
The person singing acknowledges that someone else wants to be alone with them.
You know my eyes are only for you
The singer affirms that their attention and affection are solely directed towards the person they're singing to.
But baby it's a long way down
Despite the desire to be alone, there's a realization that there's a risk or challenge ahead.
How do you make it so I could forget
Questioning how the other person manages to make the singer forget about the challenges or worries.
It's a long way down, and you're pulling me up
Reiterating the difficulty or risk of a situation, but acknowledging that the person they're singing to is helping them overcome it.
You're pulling me up
Emphasizing that the other person is actively assisting in uplifting or supporting the singer.
You make me feel so comfortable
The person being sung to makes the singer feel relaxed and at ease.
And I don't mind at all that you say com-fort-able
Accepting and appreciating the way the person pronounces the word "comfortable."
Yea, but it's weird
Expressing a feeling of strangeness or oddity about the situation.
And baby it's a long way down
Reiterating the potential risk or challenge ahead.
How do you make it so I could forget
Repeating the query about how the other person helps the singer forget about difficulties.
It's a long way down, and you're pulling me up
Restating the challenge but acknowledging the support provided by the other person in overcoming it.
Ooh - Ooh - Oh
An expression of emotions or sounds, emphasizing the supportive role of the other person.
You're pulling me up
Reiteration of the active support the other person is providing.
Ooh - Ooh - Oh Yeah
Continued emphasis on the other person's uplifting role.
You're pulling me up
Repeated acknowledgment of the person's supportive actions.
Oh you're pulling me up
Acknowledging once more the supportive nature of the other person.
You're pulling me up, yeah
Reiteration of the active support given by the other person.
You got me so high
Expressing that the person has made the singer feel elated or euphoric.
I just can't think about coming back down
Not wanting to return to a lower emotional state after feeling so good.
If we could fly
Contemplating why one would return to normalcy after experiencing something extraordinary.
Why would we put our feet back on the ground
Questioning the desire to return to a mundane state after experiencing something remarkable.
I'm scared you're gonna let me down
Expressing fear or concern that the other person might disappoint or fail to continue their supportive role.
Gonna let me down
Reiteration of the fear or concern about being let down by the other person.
Don't let me down, oooooo
An emotional plea or hope not to be let down by the other person.
You're like a drug you make a mess of me
Comparing the influence of the other person to that of a drug, creating a chaotic or disordered state within the singer.
And I'm sorry I'm not sorry I failed to see
Expressing regret for not realizing something sooner.
That baby it's a long way down
Reiteration of the potential challenge or risk ahead.
How do you make it so I could forget
Repeating the query about how the other person helps the singer forget about difficulties.
It's a long way down, and you're pulling me up
Restating the challenge but acknowledging the support provided by the other person in overcoming it.
Ooh - Ooh - Oh
An expression of emotions or sounds, emphasizing the supportive role of the other person.
You're pulling me up
Reiteration of the active support the other person is providing.
Ooh - Ooh - Oh Yeah
Continued emphasis on the other person's uplifting role.
You're pulling me up
Repeated acknowledgment of the person's supportive actions.
Ooh - Ooh - Oh Yeah
Continued emphasis on the other person's role in uplifting the singer.
You're pulling me up
Repeated acknowledgment of the person's supportive actions.
Oh you're pulling me up
Acknowledging once more the supportive nature of the other person.
You're pulling me up
Repeated acknowledgment of the person's supportive actions.
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