Lyrics
I don’t know why
The singer expresses confusion about the reasons behind certain feelings or actions.
I see you ‘round with her
The singer observes the subject in the company of another person (possibly a romantic rival).
I see open doors,
The singer notices opportunities or possibilities ("open doors").
But I could fuck you way better than her.
The singer suggests an intimate connection, asserting the ability to fulfill the subject's desires better than the current partner.
I don’t know why
Reiteration of the singer's confusion about their feelings or the situation.
I see your eyes, your soul
The singer sees and acknowledges the depth of the subject's being, including their soul.
You got me all alone,
The subject has the singer feeling isolated or emotionally vulnerable.
But I’m way better than her.
The singer asserts their superiority over the current partner.
You say you love me,
The subject verbally affirms love for the singer.
You say you love me not.
The subject expresses uncertainty about their love for the singer.
You say you want me,
The subject expresses a desire for the singer.
You say you want me bad.
The subject expresses a strong desire for the singer.
You say you love me,
Repetition of the subject's verbal affirmation of love for the singer.
You say you love me not.
The subject expresses doubt or inconsistency in their love for the singer.
You say you want me,
The subject expresses a general desire for the singer.
I know that I’m your match.
The singer believes they are the perfect match for the subject.
All I need, babe you’re all that I need
The singer emphasizes that the subject is all they need in a repetitive and affirmative manner.
All I need, babe you’re all that I need
-All I need, babe you’re all that I need
-All I need, babe you’re all that I need
-Babe you’re all that I need
The singer reiterates that the subject is everything they need.
Babe you’re all that I need
-I don’t know why
The singer is aware that the subject is spending time with someone else.
I hear you’re out with her
The singer hears rumors or indications of the subject's association with another person.
I hear you’re all about her,
The subject seems focused or dedicated to the other person.
But I could love you way better than her.
The singer believes they can provide a more profound love than the current partner.
I don’t know why
Reiteration of the singer's confusion or uncertainty.
Everybody’s known
It's known to everyone that the subject is the singer's exclusive focus.
You’ve got me all alone,
The subject has the singer feeling emotionally isolated.
And I’m way better than her.
The singer asserts their superiority over the current partner, echoing previous sentiments.
You say you love me,
Repetition of the subject's verbal expressions of love and desire, with the singer confident in being the perfect match.
You say you love me not.
-You say you want me,
-You say you want me bad.
-You say you love me,
-You say you love me not.
-You say you want me,
-I know that I’m your match.
-All I need, babe you’re all that I need
Reiteration of the subject's importance and centrality in the singer's life.
All I need, babe you’re all that I need
-All I need, babe you’re all that I need
-All I need, babe you’re all that I need
-Babe you’re all that I need
Additional emphasis on the subject's significance.
Babe you’re all that I need
-All I need, babe you’re all that I need
Final repetition of the subject's indispensability and the singer's unwavering devotion.
All I need, babe you’re all that I need
-All I need, babe you’re all that I need
-All I need, babe you’re all that I need
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