Too Hot to Last
Passionate Flames: Lucy Woodward's 'Too Hot to Last' Unveiled
Lyrics
Take it off and take me in
Expressing a desire for intimacy, suggesting removing barriers and allowing a deeper connection.
I am not your friend
Clarifying a boundary, emphasizing a non-friendship connection or a more intense relationship.
It isn't hard to see the way this ends
Anticipating an inevitable conclusion, indicating an awareness of the likely outcome of the relationship.
But I'm dying to begin
Despite foreseeing potential challenges, expressing eagerness to start the relationship.
Blame it on our past
Attributing potential issues to past experiences, acknowledging the impact of history on the present.
Blame it on our circumstance
Blaming external factors for the current situation, possibly suggesting external circumstances affecting the relationship.
Say it sweet but say it fast
Encouraging honesty but emphasizing the need for brevity in communication.
We're a fire too hot to last
Describing the relationship as intense and passionate but with a suggestion that it may not be sustainable.
I feel you feel me again
Expressing mutual awareness and connection between partners.
Sweating through your skin
Describing a physical and intense reaction, indicating a strong emotional and sensual experience.
I don't fear to lose, I don't hope to win
Rejecting fear of loss and hope of victory, emphasizing a desire for surrender or acceptance.
I just want you to give in
Expressing a simple desire for the other person to give in to the emotions or the relationship.
Blame it on our past
Reiterating the impact of past experiences on the current state of the relationship.
Blame it on our circumstance
Pointing to external circumstances as a factor in the relationship's dynamics.
Kiss me deep but kiss me fast
Encouraging a deep and passionate kiss but emphasizing the need for swiftness.
We're a fire too hot to last
Repeating the notion of a relationship being intense and passionate but possibly short-lived.
We're a fire too hot to last
Emphasizing the intensity of the relationship, suggesting that it may be too passionate to endure.
We're a fire too hot to last
Reiterating the idea that the relationship is too hot or intense to be sustained in the long term.
We're a fire too hot to last
Stressing once again that the fire or passion in the relationship is not likely to last.
We're a fire too hot to last
Concluding that the intensity of the relationship is unsustainable in the long run.
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