Lyrics
Taking one last look in the mirror
The narrator is checking their appearance in the mirror.
Knock at the door tells me that he's here
Someone is at the door, signaling the arrival of another person.
Bottle of Jack in one hand
The person arriving is holding a bottle of Jack Daniel's whiskey.
Dozen roses in the other, that's my kinda man
The person also carries a dozen roses, indicating a thoughtful gesture.
And we head to the couch with some small talk
The narrator and the visitor engage in casual conversation on the way to the couch.
Dodging glances but then our eyes lock
Despite avoiding eye contact initially, their gaze eventually locks.
My head is starting to spin
The narrator feels dizzy or overwhelmed.
My hands are starting to shake
The narrator's hands are trembling.
My words are tangled up
Their words are becoming confused or jumbled.
And I can't seem to think straight
The narrator is experiencing difficulty thinking clearly.
Don't know what's happening
The narrator is unsure about the situation unfolding.
But something is starting to hit me
There's a sense of something significant occurring or developing.
And we haven't even poured the whiskey
Despite these feelings, no whiskey has been consumed yet.
We're moving in a little closer
The two individuals draw physically closer to each other.
Movie on the screen, his arm around my shoulder
They watch a movie together, creating a comfortable atmosphere.
Watching words fall off his lips
The narrator is paying attention to the person's speech.
And hearing his laugh, yeah I could get used to this
The narrator enjoys the person's laughter and company.
As the credits are starting to roll
The movie is ending.
He leans in and kisses me slow
Just as the film concludes, they share a slow kiss.
My head is starting to spin
The narrator feels dizzy or overwhelmed again.
My hands are starting to shake
Their hands are shaking.
My words are tangled up
Their words are becoming confused or jumbled again.
And I can't seem to think straight
The narrator finds it hard to think clearly once more.
Don't know what's happening
Uncertainty prevails in the narrator's mind.
But something is starting to hit me
There's a sense that something significant is happening.
And we haven't even poured the whiskey
Despite these emotions, no whiskey has been consumed yet.
Whoa
Expression of surprise or emphasis on the situation.
He brought more than that bottle could offer
The person brought more than just whiskey; there's a deeper connection or emotion.
And we got drunk on something a little stronger
They're becoming intoxicated with emotions stronger than whiskey.
My head is starting to spin
Reiteration of feelings of dizziness, shaking hands, confusion in speech, and difficulty thinking.
My hands are starting to shake
-My words are tangled up
-And I can't seem to think straight
-My head is starting to spin
Continued expression of physical and emotional effects experienced by the narrator.
My hands are starting to shake
-My words are tangled up
-And I can't seem to think straight
-Don't know what's happening
The narrator is uncertain but senses something significant occurring.
But I swear it's starting to hit me
Despite these emotions, no whiskey has been consumed yet.
And we haven't even poured the whiskey
Reiterating the absence of whiskey despite the emotional intensity.
Haven't even poured the whiskey
Emphasizing the absence of alcohol despite the overwhelming emotions.
Whoa
Reiterating the absence of whiskey, underscoring the intensity of emotions without its influence.
And we haven't even poured the whiskey
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