Lyrics
She goes crazy for my crackle
Refers to the crackling sound, perhaps of a radio, and suggests an element of attraction or fascination.
Hypnotized by my hum
Describes how the humming sound captivates or mesmerizes someone.
Used to lie down at my feet girl
Recalls a time when the person was highly regarded or admired, possibly for their talents.
Wonder where that voice came from
Expresses curiosity about the origin of a voice, hinting at mystery or intrigue.
She don't think about me much now
Suggests a decline in the level of attention or interest the person receives from someone.
Used to love the way i sang
Reflects on the past appreciation for the singer's voice.
I just sit collecting dust now
Conveys a sense of neglect or being forgotten, with the singer now inactive or ignored.
What more can i say?
Expresses resignation or acceptance of the current situation.
Put your hands on the radio-o-o-o
Encourages the listener to connect emotionally by placing hands on the radio, implying a desire for a shared experience.
Used love the way i stood there
Recalls admiration for the singer's presence or stance.
Used praise my frame
Highlights past praise for physical appearance, possibly expressing a longing for those times.
Now I'm begging for your touch dear
Reveals a shift in dynamics, where the singer now seeks affection or attention.
Things just ain't the same
Indicates dissatisfaction with the current state of affairs, contrasting with the past.
She don't think about me much now
Reiterates the diminished attention the person receives from someone.
Used to love the way i sang
Revisits the appreciation for the singer's voice in the past.
I just sit collecting dust now
Expresses a sense of stagnation or inactivity, as the singer is now neglected.
What more can i say?
Resignation to the current state, questioning what more can be said or done.
Put your hands on the radio-o-o-o
Repeats the plea for connection by placing hands on the radio, emphasizing a desire for intimacy.
Used to dance around me
Recalls a time when there was active engagement, symbolized by dancing around the singer.
Come and light me up
Suggests a desire for revitalization or stimulation, likened to being lit up.
Just twist me baaabbyyy
Encourages a physical connection, using the metaphor of twisting, possibly signifying a need for closeness.
She don't think about me much now
Reiterates the diminished attention from the person, emphasizing the change in perception over time.
Used to love the way i sang
Reflects on past appreciation for the singer's voice, highlighting the contrast with the current situation.
I just sit collecting dust now
Repeats the theme of inactivity or neglect, emphasizing the singer's current state of collecting dust.
What more can i say
Restates the resignation to the current circumstances, questioning what more can be expressed or done.
She don't think about me much now
Further emphasizes the diminished attention and emotional distance from the person.
Used to love the way i sang
Recalls the past appreciation for the singer's voice, underscoring the contrast with the present.
I just sit collecting dust now
Reiterates the image of stagnation or neglect, with the singer collecting dust.
What more can i say
Reiterates the sense of resignation, questioning if there is anything more to convey or do.
Put your hands on the radio-o-o-o
Repeats the plea for connection by placing hands on the radio, reinforcing the desire for shared experience or intimacy.
Put your hands on the radio
Concludes with a repetition of the plea for physical connection through the radio, reinforcing the longing for closeness.
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