I Get A Kick Out Of You
Intoxicating Thrills: Unveiling the Allure Beyond Champagne
Lyrics
I get no kick from champagne
I don't find enjoyment or excitement from champagne.
Mere alcohol doesn't thrill me at all
Alcohol alone doesn't bring me joy or excitement.
Tell me why should it be true
The singer questions why it is true that they find pleasure in something unexpected.
That I get a kick out of you?
Despite the previous statements, the singer finds a sense of enjoyment or pleasure in someone (possibly the person being addressed).
Some, they may go for cocaine
Contrasting with the previous lines, the singer suggests that some may turn to cocaine for pleasure.
I'm sure that if I took even one sniff
The singer imagines that even a small amount of cocaine would not be enjoyable and would bore them.
It would bore me terrifically too
Despite the potential allure of cocaine, the singer reiterates finding pleasure in someone specific.
But I get a kick out of you
Despite potential temptations, the singer continues to derive pleasure from the person they are addressing.
I get a kick every time I see
The singer experiences a sense of excitement or thrill whenever they see the addressed person.
You standing there before me
The joy or kick is specifically associated with the visual presence of the addressed person.
I get a kick though it's clear to see
The singer acknowledges the source of pleasure even though it's evident that the addressed person may not feel the same way.
You obviously do not adore me
The singer realizes that the addressed person may not love or cherish them in return.
I get no kick in a plane
The singer doesn't find pleasure in flying on a plane.
Flying too high with some girl in the sky
The singer elaborates that flying with a romantic partner does not interest them.
Is my idea of nothing to do
Flying with a romantic partner is considered unappealing and unexciting.
But I get a kick out of you
Despite disinterest in certain activities, the singer continues to find pleasure in the addressed person.
I get a kick every time I see you
Repetition of the joy or kick experienced upon seeing the addressed person.
Standing there before me
Reiteration of the pleasure derived from the visual presence of the addressed person.
I get a kick though it's clear to see
The singer acknowledges the continued joy despite the apparent lack of affection from the addressed person.
You obviously do not adore me
Confirmation that the addressed person does not reciprocate the singer's feelings.
I get no kick in a plane
Repetition of not finding pleasure in flying on a plane.
Flying too high with some gal in the sky
Reiteration that flying with a romantic partner in the sky is unappealing.
Is my idea of nothing to do
Emphasizing the lack of interest in certain activities despite the general enjoyment derived from the addressed person.
But I get a kick
Despite various dislikes, the singer still finds pleasure or excitement in the addressed person.
Mm, you give me a boot
An additional playful expression, suggesting that the addressed person provides a 'kick' or excitement.
I get a kick out of you
Final affirmation of finding joy or excitement in the addressed person.
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