Lyrics
I'm in love with the shape of you
The speaker admires the physical form of the person they love.
And the way you move
They appreciate the person's mannerisms and grace.
I'm in love with your off-brand shoes
The speaker loves even the unconventional aspects of the person, like their non-mainstream shoes.
And your daddy issues, see
They acknowledge and accept the complexities or unresolved issues in the person's relationship with their father.
I don't need more than simple things
The speaker desires simplicity in their relationship, valuing basic and uncomplicated things.
Just a simple kinda love
They seek a straightforward and uncomplicated form of love.
You don't need to buy me fancy bling
The speaker doesn't require extravagant gifts; they are content with the essence of the person.
See all I need is you 'cause
The speaker expresses that the person they love is all they need.
Baby
The speaker acknowledges the emotions they feel and encourages the person not to feel pressured to prove anything.
I know you got me feeling something
-So crazy
-No need to try to prove me nothing
-And maybe
-You should leave your pride at the door
-And let go 'cause
-I love you
The speaker reaffirms their love for the person, emphasizing that their ordinary self is sufficient.
There's no need to pretend to be someone new
-Your ordinary's enough for me
-Just treat me right
They request to be treated with respect and care.
Baby, just treat me right
-Yeah
(Empty line)
And I don't want to give you sympathy (sympathy)
The speaker doesn't wish to pity the person; they desire an uncomplicated relationship.
Do you know that I'm so easy to please?
They find it easy to be pleased and satisfied by the person's actions or gestures.
And lately I don't need
The speaker's focus is solely on the connection between them and the person they love; everything else is insignificant.
Nothing but you and me
-In reality none of that matters to me
-Baby
Similar to previous lines, the speaker reiterates their emotions and advises the person to let go of pride.
I know you got me feeling something
-So crazy
-No need to try to prove me nothing
-And maybe
-You should leave your pride at the door
-And let go 'cause
-I love you
The speaker emphasizes again that the person's ordinary self is more than enough and reiterates the request to be treated well.
There's no need to pretend to be someone new
-Your ordinary's enough for me
-Just treat me right
-Baby, just treat me right
-Yeah
-I love you
-There's no need to pretend to be someone new
-Your ordinary's enough for me
-Just treat me right
-Baby, just treat me right
-Yeah
(Empty line)
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