What You Know
Unveiling Desires: The Woulds' Reflections on Yearning and Intoxication
Lyrics
Grown, I want more of myself, of myself
Grown, expressing a desire for personal growth and self-discovery.
Phone, I’m on call, for your cell, for your cell
Phone, highlighting a connection through communication and availability for someone special.
And you said oh
And you said oh, signaling a response or reaction from the other person.
You don’t know
You don't know, suggesting uncertainty or lack of understanding between the individuals.
Did you get what you came for? What you came for
Did you get what you came for? What you came for, questioning the fulfillment of expectations or desires.
You don’t know
You don't know, reiterating the theme of uncertainty in the relationship.
What you know
What you know, emphasizing the limited understanding or knowledge between them.
Is that I’m back again, in your head, and your bed
Is that I'm back again, in your head, and your bed, suggesting a recurring presence in the person's thoughts and intimate life.
Met you up last Thursday I been waiting on your call
Met you up last Thursday, recalling a specific meeting, and expressing anticipation for a call.
‘for you woke me you went on and phoned my ride home
'For you woke me you went on and phoned my ride home, detailing events involving waking up and a ride home after the meeting.
I want coffee in the morning
I want coffee in the morning, expressing a desire for a simple and intimate routine.
I would like to know you again, yeah
I would like to know you again, expressing interest in rekindling a connection.
Half of you is talking
Half of you is talking, possibly referring to a divided or conflicted state of mind in the other person.
Drunk and now it’s all there, yeah
Drunk and now it's all there, suggesting that under the influence, true feelings or thoughts are revealed.
It’s just as fucked up as it been
It's just as messed up as it's been, acknowledging and possibly lamenting the complexity or difficulties in the relationship.
Oh
Oh, expressing a sentiment, possibly frustration or resignation.
And you said oh
And you said oh, a repetition of a previous line, emphasizing the significance of the other person's response.
You don’t know
You don't know, a repetition, highlighting continued uncertainty or lack of clarity.
Did you get why you came for? What you came for
Did you get what you came for? What you came for, a repetition, persistently questioning the satisfaction of desires.
You don’t know
You don't know, a repetition, reinforcing the theme of uncertainty in the relationship.
What you know
What you know, a repetition, underscoring the limited understanding or knowledge between them.
Is that I’m back again, in your head, and your bed
Is that I'm back again, in your head, and your bed, a repetition, emphasizing the persistent presence in the other person's thoughts and intimate life.
And you said oh
And you said oh, a repetition, indicating continued importance of the other person's response.
You don’t know
You don't know, a repetition, maintaining the theme of uncertainty or lack of understanding.
Did you get what you came for
Did you get what you came for? What you came for, a repetition, persistently questioning the fulfillment of desires.
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