Lyrics
Between the lips
Symbolizes the act of smoking
Oh between your teeth
Emphasizes the physical action of smoking
They say it's a metaphor
Refers to a symbolic representation
To die or to live
Contemplates the choice between life and death
Inhale all your love
Metaphor for absorbing love
Then trap it in your heart
To retain love within oneself
Slowly release it
Slowly letting out love, akin to exhaling smoke
With a breath
Releasing love with a breath
A sigh
Expressing love through a sigh
Huff it and puff it
Symbolizing the addictive nature of love
Oh the cigarette, love
Comparing love to a cigarette
Harmful yet enslaving
Describes love as harmful and controlling
Once you start
Implies difficulty in stopping love once started
There's no stopping
Continued struggle to cease loving
Huff it and puff it
Reinforces the addictive and enslaving nature of love
Oh the cigarette, love
Reiterates the comparison between love and a cigarette
Oh Oh you're my cigarette, love
Stating the person is akin to a cigarette
Everyone's addicted
Highlighting widespread addiction to something genuine
To something so real
Describing the allure of something real
One that could take away
Ability to alleviate inner pain
The pain from within
Incremental use to numb emotional pain
A little bit more
Indifference towards moderation
And a dash of that
-I don't care baby
Expresses insatiability for love
I could never get enough
Continuous craving for love
Huff it and puff it
Reiterates the addictive nature of love
Oh the cigarette, love
Reiterates the harmful and controlling aspects of love
Harmful yet enslaving
Describes the addictive nature of love
Once you start
Portrays difficulty in ending the cycle of love
There's no stopping
Continued struggle to stop loving
Huff it and puff it
Emphasizes the addictive nature of love
Oh the cigarette, love
Reiterates the comparison between love and a cigarette
Oh Oh you're my cigarette, love
Stating the person is akin to a cigarette
Huff it and puff it
Reinforces the addictive and enslaving nature of love
Oh the cigarette, love
Reiterates the comparison between love and a cigarette
Harmful yet enslaving
Describes love as harmful and controlling
Once you start
Implies difficulty in stopping love once started
There's no stopping
Continued struggle to cease loving
Huff it and puff it
Reinforces the addictive and enslaving nature of love
Oh the cigarette, love
Reiterates the comparison between love and a cigarette
Oh Oh you're my cigarette, love
Stating the person is akin to a cigarette
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