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Originally posted by alrightsir
But it was no secret that this is a sex song. She even said it that it was written after a "yummy yummy night". |
Maybe it's actually about a night they stayed up together cooking? And the resulting baked goods saved their relationship?
ANALYSIS:
It's only half past the point of no return - The cake is in the oven, it's too late to change things now. You had better hope that it turns out well or I'm leaving you. The way to a man's heart is through his stomach and everything.
It's only half past the point of oblivion - same as above
Clutching my coffee, calling me sugar
You called me sugar -- They used sugar in the recipe. He called her sugar because she had white hair, and sugar is white. Beth probably laughed once.
The breath before the kiss and the fear before the flames - It sounds like they gave the cake a good luck kiss before putting it into an open flame oven. Maybe they have a professional kitchen?
Have you ever been touched so gently you had to cry? - When she ate the cake she realised how soft and smooth it was, and its perfection made her cry. It was such a pleasure to eat.
Have you ever held your breath and asked yourself Will it ever get better than tonight? - The cake making went well.
Have you ever invited a stranger to *** inside - She had never tried this recipe before, and was nervous about doing so. But she's glad she tried it because it paid off.
mess not us totally sexualizing THAT ONE Beth most innocent song that doesn't even have one swear word in it
cringeworthy
Beth and family sit down to eat and Bad Influence starts playing. Then late at night, he sneaks into her at home studio and leaks her music.