Serious
Donna Allen Lyrics

Baby, tell me
The singer is requesting the boy to have a serious conversation with her.

Are you serious
The singer wants to know if the boy is truly serious about the relationship.

Hey, boy, you got me
The singer is admitting that the boy has captured her emotions.

So delirious
The singer is feeling overwhelmed with emotions.

Why don't you
The singer is questioning the boy about his intentions.

Stop playing games
The singer is asking the boy to stop being deceptive with her emotions.

Ooh, boy, do you think
The singer is curious about the boy's perspective.

You'll ever change
The singer is questioning the boy's ability to change his behaviour.

Baby, I don't know what I
The singer is admitting her confusion and uncertainty about the relationship.

Should do, no, about you
The singer is wondering what actions she should take regarding the boy.

You sure make me feel
The singer is expressing the boy's ability to create emotions within her.

Like loving you, huh
The singer is admitting her attraction and love towards the boy.

You sure do, come on, baby
The singer is encouraging the boy to reciprocate the same level of love and emotion.

(Are you serious)
This statement is a reminder of the initial request for the boy to have a serious conversation.

So tell me, your heart
The singer is asking the boy to reveal if his interest belongs to someone else.

Belongs to someone else
The singer's request is regarding the boy's loyalty towards his emotions and interest.

Baby, I just can't
The singer is admitting her inability to cope with the boy's unfaithfulness.

Be killing myself
The singer feels that the relationship is too emotionally draining for her to handle.

No, no, you got me
The singer is admitting that the boy has created an adverse impact on her emotions and lifestyle.

Going round and round
The singer is confused and unable to make a firm decision about the relationship.

Honey, I can't seem
The singer is indicating her incapability to quickly resolve the situation with the boy.

To settle down
The singer wants stability in the relationship, which seems indefinitely delayed.

Talk, talk about serious
The singer is insisting on having an open and honest conversation about the relationship

Breaking hearts
The singer is admitting her past deeds of breaking hearts.

Was my claim to fame
The singer is insinuating that her past behaviour was her source of pride.

And I don't know
The singer is admitting her current uncertainty of how to act in the present situation.

If I'm gonna change
The singer is questioning her ability to change her past behaviour.

But if I'm really
The singer, if she truly means to change, wants to put in the effort.

Gonna be your man
The singer wants to commit to the boy fully.

I'm gonna change
The singer reiterates her desire to change her previous behaviour.

My ways if I can
The singer admits that changing her behaviour is a complicated process and is uncertain about whether she can do it.

You and me
The singer is referring to herself and the boy.

Right from the start
The singer is highlighting the longevity of the relationship.

Everything was fine
The singer indicates how the relationship was stable and healthy in the past.

Then I broke your heart
The singer is admitting her fault of causing the end of the healthy relationship.

So I'm telling you now
The singer is currently confessing something critical to the boy.

Like I told you then
The singer is reminding the boy of a previous conversation.

If we can't be lovers
The singer is considering a backup plan if the relationship cannot be retained.

Let's just be friends
The singer would instead continue a platonic relationship if things do not work out with the boy.