Dance Dance
Fall at boy Lyrics

She says she's no good with words, but I'm worse
The singer's romantic partner is not confident in her ability to express herself, but compared to him, she is much better.

Barely stuttered out a joke of a romantic stuck to my tongue
The singer unsuccessfully attempted to convey a romantic message to his partner through humor.

Weighed down with words too overdramatic
The singer feels weighed down by his own dramatic and over-the-top expressions of love.

Tonight it's it can't get much worse
The artist feels like the current situation cannot get any worse.

Versus no one should ever feel like
The artist suggests that no one should ever feel the way he does.

I'm two quarters and a heart down
The singer feels financially and emotionally drained.

And I don't want to forget how your voice sounds
The singer wants to hold on to the memory of his partner's voice.

These words are all I have so I write them
The artist only has his words in order to express his love and emotions, so he writes them down.

I need them just to get by
The artist relies on his words to cope with his struggles.

Why don't you show me a little bit of spine
The artist is asking his partner to be more assertive and take a risk in their relationship.

You've been saving for his mattress, love
The singer believes that his partner has been holding back in their relationship, perhaps due to fear or insecurity.

We're falling apart to halftime
The relationship is deteriorating slowly and they are losing momentum.

And these are the lives you love to lead
Despite their troubles, both speakers seem to enjoy the way they live their lives.

Dance this is the way they'd love (way they'd love)
The singer imagines that an outside observer would admire the way they cope with their struggles, as they continue to dance and enjoy themselves.

Dance, dance
The singers use dancing as a metaphor for their way of coping with difficult situations.