Honey
Captivated Echoes: Sorcha Richardson's 'Honey' Unveils Love's Unpredictable Intricacies
Lyrics
I don’t know you well
I am not familiar with you.
I guess we only met
It seems we have only recently encountered each other.
Sound of alarm bells
Anxiety and warning signals are present.
Won’t stop ringing in my head
An incessant alarm is echoing in my thoughts.
I was coasting, always coasting,
I was moving forward, always moving forward.
Kissed me ripped my chest right open
You kissed me and exposed my vulnerability.
Underneath the white fluorescent light
In the harsh, clinical light, a revelation occurs.
I can’t get you out my mind
Your presence lingers persistently in my thoughts.
I thought I might have dreamed it
I considered the possibility that it was a dream.
You made me feel something that night
You evoked emotions in me that night.
I swore I never needed
I had convinced myself I didn't need anyone.
I was doing fine, ’til I let you in my mind
I was managing well until I allowed you into my thoughts.
Honey, what the hell d’you do to me
Expressing surprise and confusion about the impact of the relationship.
I thought it was you
I initially believed it was you.
Coming up the stairs
Anticipating your arrival.
Was readying myself
Preparing myself to act indifferent.
To act like I don’t care
Intending to pretend that I don't care.
I watched you move around the room
Observing your movements in the space.
You’re more magnetic than the moon
Describing your magnetic and attractive nature.
That hangs over the balcony
Comparing your allure to the moon hanging in the night sky.
As you made your way back to me
Your return to me is highlighted.
Now I can’t get you out my mind
Your presence continues to occupy my thoughts.
I thought I might have dreamed it
Reconsidering whether it was a dream.
You made me feel something that night
You stirred emotions within me on that night.
I swore I never needed
I had sworn I didn't need such feelings.
I was doing fine, ’til I let you in my mind
I was coping well until you entered my thoughts.
Honey, what the hell d’you do to me
Expressing bewilderment about the impact of the relationship.
Honey, what the hell d’you do to me
Reiterating the confusion and questioning the influence of the relationship.
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