Something About You
Frankie Miller Lyrics

Darlin' darlin'
Beginning of the song, a term of endearment used to address the person being sung to.

If I could have you to call my very own
The singer wishes to have the person being sung to as their own and commits to working hard to earn them.

I work my fingers to the bone, I am alone
The singer is willing to put in a lot of work and effort even if they are alone in order to have the person being sung to.

To you I'd always come home
The person being sung to is a source of comfort and belonging for the singer.

'Cause there's something about you, baby
The singer is drawn to the person being sung to by something inexplicable and unconscious.

That makes me keep loving you
The reason for the singer's love is unexplainable, but it persists.

Makes me love you just a little bit more
The singer is constantly increasing their level of love for the person being sung to over time based on their unique qualities.

Truly does, just a little bit more
The singer emphasizes the truthfulness of their statement that their love only grows over time.

Sweet sweet thing, I'm satisfied
The person being sung to is satisfying the singer's emotional and physical desires.

Sweet sweet thing, you set my soul on fire
The person being sung to causes intense emotions in the singer.

I need you, yeah, badly
The singer is expressing their dependency on the person being sung to and the extent to which they need them.

I know what price I have to pay
The singer is aware of the sacrifices they will have to make to keep the person being sung to by their side.

'Cause without you, darlin', I'd worry hard
The singer expresses their fear of not having the person being sung to in their life and how it would affect them emotionally.

I love you anyway
Despite the cost of keeping the person being sung to around, the singer expresses their unwavering love for them.

I'm just yours puppet on a string
The singer is willing to be controlled by the person being sung to and is at their mercy.

And tears sometimes it brings
The singer's dependency and devotion to the person being sung to can be emotionally taxing at times.

Do me any way you wanna when you wanna
The singer is giving the person being sung to permission to treat and use them however they please, as long as they get to be with them.

I'll keep you just the same
The singer's love and devotion for the person being sung to will remain unchanged despite how they are treated.

You're a real heartbreaker
The person being sung to is capable of causing emotional pain despite their attractiveness.

You will never let me sit down
The person being sung to keeps the singer on their toes and always guessing, never giving them a break.

That shakes me all up inside
The person being sung to has a profound emotional effect on the singer and causes them to feel intense feelings like excitement, anxiety, or nervousness.

But I need you just the same
Despite their awareness of the emotional rollercoaster and cost of keeping the person being sung to, the singer is still committed to needing them and having them in their life.