Dragon
&G Lyrics

I don't understand what you see in me
The singer is unsure why the person they're talking to is attracted to them.

I can't believe it I'm drunken dreaming
The singer thinks that their own good fortune is too good to be true.

And I can't see it
The singer is unclear what it is about them that someone else finds attractive.

Blurry vision got me believin
The artist is so caught up in their own thoughts that they can't see things clearly.

I'm a lost for words
The artist is struggling to articulate their feelings and thoughts.

And I'm under your curse
The singer feels that they are under some sort of spell that the other person has cast on them.

But it only gets worse
Despite feeling trapped, the singer knows that their feelings for the other person will only continue to intensify.

When you fall first
The artist is following someone else's lead in this relationship, rather than taking the lead themselves.

And I fall next
The artist feels that they are following the other person blindly, without questioning their own feelings or motivations.

What am I to do
The artist is conflicted about their feelings for this person, and unsure how to proceed in this relationship.

You're running in circles all up in my head
The other person occupies the singer's thoughts constantly, without leaving them any peace or rest.

Spinning around and around in that dress
The other person is always present in the artist's mind, even when they are not physically present.

Maybe it's worth it
Despite all of the uncertainty, the singer still thinks that the relationship might be worth pursuing.

How are you worthless
The singer is paradoxically drawn to someone who they claim has no value.

Cause baby you're perfect
Despite claiming that the other person has no worth, the singer still sees them as perfect and without flaw.

Stop where you're at and get away from that mirror
The artist is urging the other person to stop focusing on their own appearance, and to look beyond physical realms in relationships.

Take a look through my eyes do you see what I fear
The artist wants the other person to understand their own feelings and concerns, and to empathize with them.

When you break down in tears
The singer wants to be able to support the other person emotionally, even when they are struggling.

You're the one I keep close
Despite all of the uncertainty and confusion, the singer still feels strongly connected to the other person.

You're the one I hold dear
The artist values the other person, and their relationship with them, very deeply.

Mirror mirror on the wall, who's the fairest of the all
The artist is referencing a well-known fairy tale about vanity and self-obsession, to emphasize the importance of looking beyond physical appearances in relationships.

Pretty girl you're talking bout
The artist is referring to the other person as a 'pretty girl' (suggesting that looks are not everything), and reminding themselves that they need to look past appearances as well.

Maybe you're about to fall
The singer realizes that their interest in the other person is emotionally risky, and that they could stand to be hurt by it.

Maybe I'm about to fall
The artist acknowledges that they are also taking a risk by pursuing this relationship, and may also end up getting hurt.

Maybe you already fell
The singer wonders whether the other person is already emotionally invested in this relationship, or whether the risk is only theirs to take.

Maybe I already fell in love
The singer admits that they are emotionally invested in the other person, and might already be in love with them.

I can see past your serpent eyes
The singer is saying that they can see through any facade or deception the other person might be using, and still love them for who they are.

You've got me on the edge all hypnotized
Despite the risks and uncertainties, the artist is still caught up in the feelings they have for the other person, feeling unable to break free of them.

Turning me to stone
The artist is losing the ability to move or act independently, instead becoming rigid and focused solely on their interest in the other person.

All roads lead to Rome
No matter what decision the singer makes in this relationship (whether to pursue it or not), they will end up at the same destination (together or apart).

I just want to make your heart my home
The singer wants to become a permanent and central part of the other person's life.