call me when you're drunk
Intoxicating Desires: A Melodic Tale of Love and Loneliness
Lyrics
I'm biting my tongue, I'm holding my breath
I'm holding back my words, being cautious.
I think of your eyes every time I undress
Your eyes come to mind when I undress, indicating a deep connection.
I tell my piano the things I told you
I confide in my piano, treating it like a confessional for my feelings.
'Cause she's easy to talk to and tells me the truth
The piano is an easy listener, providing comfort and truth.
Why am I so fascinated by you
Questioning the fascination with the person.
I'm lost and the alcohol's clouding my view
Feeling lost, possibly due to alcohol affecting perception.
So talk to me slowly, I'll look in your eyes
Asking for a slow conversation while looking into the eyes.
And disappear into those peppermint skies
Describing the intense experience of disappearing into someone's gaze.
Call me when you're drunk and I'll get drunk on what I hear
Requesting a call when the person is intoxicated to share feelings.
I can't hear you for the music but it's nice to know you're near
Despite the music, it's comforting to know the person is close.
Call me when you're lonely, 'cause no doubt I'm lonely too
Asking to be called when lonely, expressing shared loneliness.
And if you're not too busy I could be lonely there with you
Offering companionship if the person is not busy.
I'm drowning in waves of your words in my head
Feeling overwhelmed by thoughts of the person.
I miss you, I'm busy, I'm sorry, not yet
Receiving mixed signals through messages like "busy" and "not yet."
But each time my phone rings my head starts to soar
The anticipation and excitement when the phone rings.
I'm sorry I'm greedy but we've been here before
Admitting to being greedy but acknowledging past experiences.
I spoke to your mum she says you're doing fine
Seeking information about the person's well-being from their mom.
I spoke to my dad he said why've you been crying
Receiving a concerned response from the speaker's dad.
I left you a text, maybe two, maybe more
Leaving multiple messages, expressing honesty and difficulty ignoring feelings.
I miss you, I'm honest, and it's hard to ignore
Misses the person and finds it hard to ignore the emotions.
Call me when you're drunk and I'll get drunk on what I hear
Reiteration of the desire for a call when the person is drunk.
I can't hear you for the music but it's nice to know you're near
Despite the music, the reassurance of the person's proximity is appreciated.
Call me when you're lonely, 'cause no doubt I'm lonely too
Requesting a call when lonely, acknowledging shared loneliness.
And if you're not too busy I could be lonely there with you
Offering companionship if the person is not too busy.
I'm too sober for this (So I'll call you when I'm drunk)
Expressing sobriety and a decision to call when drunk for a more genuine connection.
Turn down the music it's you that I miss
Asking to lower the music, expressing a longing for the person.
I'm too sober for this
Reiterating the difficulty of dealing with the situation while sober.
Turn down the music and let's just kiss
Suggesting a more intimate connection, asking to lower the music and share a kiss.
Call me when you're drunk and I'll get drunk on what I hear
Repeating the desire for a call when the person is drunk for an authentic connection.
I can't hear you for the music but it's nice to know you're near
Despite the music, the reassurance of the person's proximity is appreciated (repeated).
Call me when you're lonely, 'cause no doubt I'm lonely too
Requesting a call when lonely, acknowledging shared loneliness (repeated).
And if you're not too busy
Leaving the possibility open for loneliness with the person.
Maybe I could be lonely there with you
Expressing a willingness to be lonely with the person.
Comment