So it’s as if the vocalist gotten more than she bargained for. She isn’t complaining though, as that “one thing” she’s receiving from the vocalist is enough in her eyes to make their continued relationship acceptable. So the easiest way to understand this song, being a bit imaginative in the process, is that the “one thing” that transpired was in fact a one-night stand. And as such experiences often tend to go, the singer engaged in this act with someone she doesn’t really know, although beforehand they were at least cognizant of each other’s existence. Instead they give the impression that the vocalist and addressee don’t really know each other, and the former is not really keen on hooking up long term, but she became unexpectedly addicted nonetheless.Īnd with that in mind, even though the “one thing” that got her hooked is never specified, all things considered (such as the track’s cover art), it is likely she is alluding to sex – or being a-d*ck-ted, as some would say. staying committed to romances for only one particular reason. But as for the actual lyrics of the song, they don’t actually imply that the featured relationship is tumultuous or anything like that. Moreover, she and co-writer Rich Harrison noticed that as a common habit amongst people in relationships, i.e.
Based on the way the songstress described the conceptualization of this piece in her own words, its premise is that this romance is somehow troubled, but again that “one thing” keeps her coming back for more instead of just it quits.
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