Oxytocin
Chemistry of Connection: Oxytocin Unveiled in Model Decoy's Melody
Lyrics
With a heartrate increase
Describing a physical response, likely excitement or anticipation.
To rush my face with color
Expressing a visible reaction, a sudden blush or change in complexion.
Oxytocin is released
Referring to the release of oxytocin, a hormone associated with bonding and social connection.
Whenever we're near each other
Implying that being in close proximity triggers the release of oxytocin.
Like a shot to my knees
Using a metaphor to convey a sudden and intense physical reaction.
They turn to rubber
Continuing the metaphor, suggesting a loss of strength or stability in the knees.
The last thing that I need is more
Expressing a conflict between what is needed and what is desired.
But it's all I want and
Highlighting a contradiction where the desire for more is in conflict with practical needs.
When you lay your head on me
Describing a physical closeness, possibly in an intimate moment.
I forget to breathe
Expressing a powerful emotional impact, leading to forgetfulness.
I forget how to breathe
Emphasizing the intensity of the emotional experience by forgetting a basic function.
The Oxytocin gets me
Reiterating the influence of oxytocin on the speaker's emotional state.
Your eyes rivet my spine
Describing a captivating and compelling effect of the partner's eyes.
And your lips beg me to kiss and
Suggesting a strong desire or invitation to kiss through the partner's lips.
Compromise my nervous system
Referring to the impact on the nervous system, potentially related to arousal or excitement.
When I struggle to focus
Describing a challenge in maintaining focus due to the overwhelming effect of the partner.
The locus of my compulsion is you
Pointing to the central focus or obsession being the partner.
Do you know what you do?
Pose a rhetorical question about the partner's awareness of their impact.
Can't you see?
Asking for recognition or understanding of the emotional impact of oxytocin.
The Oxytocin gets me
Reiterating the influence of oxytocin on the speaker's emotional state.
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