You Right

"I got a man but I want you"

This line establishes the central conflict of the song, where the speaker acknowledges their current relationship while expressing a desire for someone else.

"And it's just nerves, it's just—"

This fragment indicates the speaker's internal struggle, suggesting that their feelings are complicated by anxiety and uncertainty.

"I try to hide it in my face"

Here, the speaker reveals their attempts to conceal their attraction, highlighting the tension between desire and loyalty.

"You see through that I just wanna get with you"

This line emphasizes the transparency of the speaker's feelings, suggesting that their attraction is evident despite their attempts to hide it.

"Cause I know what could be, babe"

This line reflects the speaker's awareness of the potential for a deeper connection, intensifying the longing for the other person.

"Don't believe in fairy tales But we got our fantasies"

This lyric contrasts realism with the idealism of fantasy, suggesting that while the speaker is grounded, they still indulge in dreams of what could be.

"Girl, I want you like you want me too"

This line conveys mutual desire, reinforcing the idea that both parties are aware of their attraction to each other.

"But you still hesitate 'cause you chose loyalty"

This line highlights the conflict between desire and commitment, illustrating the tension that arises from loyalty to existing partners.

"This sex will cloud your memory"

This provocative line suggests that physical intimacy could alter perceptions and loyalties, adding complexity to the emotional stakes.

"I can't tell no one but they all know"

This line indicates a shared secret, suggesting that while the attraction is hidden, it is also apparent to others, adding to the tension.