Lyrics
Oh, I think I found the one
Expressing a feeling of having found a special person.
And it's way too soon to lose touch
Feeling that it's premature to lose connection with this person.
She might be the one
Believing that the person may be the ideal partner.
She's my nicotine and I'm her addiction
Describing a mutual dependency where she is compared to nicotine, and the singer is addicted to her.
She's the one I think of when you say love
Emphasizing that she is the one the singer associates with the concept of love.
She came from the heavens from above
Suggesting the person is extraordinary, possibly metaphorically described as coming from heaven.
I see her in the flowers in full bloom
Seeing the person's positive qualities in the beauty of blooming flowers.
All eyes on her in the room
Noticing that all attention is on her when she's in the room.
She's my nicotine, I'm her addiction
Reiterating the addictive connection, framing it as a unique and intense bond.
That might not be such a bad one
Considering that this addiction might not be a negative thing.
Maybe some addictions are truly admirable
Suggesting that some addictions, like the admiration for certain qualities, can be positive.
Like her eyes, or her smile
Giving examples of what is admired, such as her eyes or her smile.
Oh, she must be the one
Reaffirming the belief that she is the one.
But then again
Expressing doubt or acknowledging the possibility of falling in love too frequently.
I fall in love too much
Admitting a tendency to fall in love easily.
Oh, but I think she's the one
Reiterating the conviction that she might indeed be the ideal partner.
And it's far too soon to lose touch
Emphasizing that it's premature to lose contact with her.
Oh, she's truly the one
Affirming that she is genuinely the one due to the addictive connection.
Because she's my nicotine
Repeating the metaphor that she is like nicotine, underscoring the addictive nature of their connection.
And I'm her addiction
Reiterating the mutual addictive relationship.
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