Lyrics
I gotta have him
The repetition of "I gotta have him" emphasizes a strong desire or infatuation, suggesting an intense attraction or yearning for someone.
I gotta have him
-I gotta have him
-I gotta have him
-I gotta have him
-I gotta have him
-I gotta have him
-I gotta have him
-I'm looking at you, keep looking at me
The speaker is making eye contact and expressing mutual interest by asking the person to keep looking at them.
You already know I'm a S-I-M-P
The speaker playfully admits to being a S-I-M-P (Simp), possibly indicating a willingness to go above and beyond for the person they desire.
But only for you, boy, don't get it twisted
Clarifying that the speaker is only a simp for this particular person and warning against misinterpretation.
Only special boys getting all this attention
Stating that only special boys receive attention, suggesting a selective and discerning approach to romantic interests.
I'm just addicted, love the way you walk with it
Expressing addiction and admiration for the way the person walks, talks, and carries themselves, attributing positive qualities to their presence.
I'm just addicted, love the way you talk with it
-Baby, you did it, love the way you rock with it
-If I got a problem, you're the one who's solving it
Highlighting the person's role as a problem solver in the speaker's life, indicating reliance and trust in their abilities.
And he just don't know
Reiterating the intensity of the speaker's feelings and the person's unawareness of the depth of affection.
I got it this bad for him
-He just don't know
-I got it this bad for baby
-I gotta have him
Repeating the central theme of the song, underscoring the relentless desire to have the person in question.
I gotta have him
-I gotta have him
-I gotta have him
-I gotta have him
-I gotta have him
-I gotta have him
-I gotta have him
-Oh, he's so clueless talking to me
Describing the person as clueless in their interactions with the speaker, possibly suggesting a playful or teasing dynamic.
I already got him sittin' in a tree
Indicating a close connection, with the imagery of sitting in a tree possibly symbolizing a shared intimate space.
First comes love, boy, you know the rest
Referencing the progression of a relationship and humorously suggesting a test to solidify their connection.
Get your pen and paper, we finna take a test
-I'm just addicted, love the way you walk with it
Reiterating the addiction to the person's attributes and emphasizing their problem-solving role in the speaker's life.
I'm just addicted, love the way you talk with it
-Baby, you did it, love the way you rock with it
-If I got a problem, you're the one who's solving it
-And he just don't know
Reaffirming the speaker's intense feelings and the person's lack of awareness regarding the depth of emotion.
I got it this bad for him
-He just don't know
-I got it this bad for baby
-This bad for baby
Summarizing and reinforcing the idea that the speaker has strong, possibly unrequited, feelings for the person.
This bad for baby
-I got it this bad for baby
-This bad for baby
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