Lyrics
First time we talk
Expressing the initial encounter or conversation.
You tell me you’re not the type to party, Party
Speaker learns that the other person doesn't usually enjoy parties.
I swear it’s not my fault
Speaker denies responsibility for the other person's inclination to party.
Bet you already were kind of crazy
Speculation that the other person was already somewhat wild or unconventional.
I just can’t control my head
Admission of difficulty controlling one's thoughts or feelings.
Might just lose it never regret
Implying a willingness to take risks without regret.
The truth is I don’t even care
Indifference towards consequences or outcomes.
Just stand up get off from that chair
Encouraging the other person to stand up and join in the excitement.
We tend to forget we’re not alone
Reflecting on the shared experience of being in a social setting.
When we dance
Reference to the collective act of dancing.
That’s what you do to me
Mutual influence through dancing, each affecting the other.
That’s what I do to you
-We tend to forget we’re not alone
-When we dance
-That’s what you do to me
-That’s what I do to you
-(Dance)
Interlude - possibly emphasizing the dance element.
Next time we talk
Anticipation of a future conversation.
Don’t tell me you’re not the type to party
Reiteration that the other person claims not to enjoy parties.
Honey
Endearing term used, suggesting intimacy or affection.
You swear you’re gonna fall
The other person claims they might stumble or make a mistake.
I wouldn’t believe you’re that clumsy
Doubt expressed about the other person's claimed clumsiness.
I just can’t control my head
Repetition of lines 5-8, emphasizing the carefree attitude.
Might just lose it never regret
-The truth is I don’t even care
-Just stand up get off from that chair
-We tend to forget we’re not alone
Reiteration of mutual influence through dancing.
When we dance
-That’s what you do to me
-That’s what I do to you
-We tend to forget we’re not alone
-When we dance
-That’s what you do to me
-That’s what I do to you
-I might go insane
Acknowledgment of a potential loss of sanity.
And you’re the only one
Identification of the other person as the cause of the speaker's feelings.
The only one to blame
Attributing blame to the other person for the potential insanity.
Nothing can go wrong
Expressing confidence that nothing can go wrong.
There’s nowhere else we belong
Affirmation of shared belonging and unity.
I just can’t control my head
Repetition of lines 5-8, emphasizing the carefree attitude.
Might just lose it never regret
-The truth is I don’t even care
-Just stand up get off from that chair
-We tend to forget we’re not alone
Reiteration of mutual influence through dancing.
When we dance
-That’s what you do to me
-That’s what I do to you
-We tend to forget we’re not alone
-When we dance
-That’s what you do to me
-That’s what I do to you
-(We tend to forget we’re not alone
Additional repetition and emphasis on the shared experience of dancing.
When we dance)
-That’s what you do to me
-That’s what I do to you
-(We tend to forget we’re not alone
Final affirmation of mutual influence through dancing.
When we dance)
-That’s what you do to me
-That’s what I do to you
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