Cherry
Harry Styles Lyrics

Don't you call him "baby"
The singer is asking the listener not to call the person they are seeing currently by the same endearment they used to call him.

We're not talking lately
The singer mentions that he and the listener have not communicated with each other recently.

Don't you call him what you used to call me
The singer is requesting the listener to stop using the same phrase of endearment they used to refer to him when addressing the current person they are involved with.

I, I confess
The singer admits that he has some feelings to disclose.

I can tell that you are at your best
The singer acknowledges that the listener seems to be in a good place in their life.

I'm selfish so I'm hating it
The singer admits that as much as he is happy for the listener, he is still struggling to deal with it.

I notice that
The singer observes that there is something in his dressing style that is reminiscent of the listener.

There's a piece of you in how I dress
The singer is admitting that he has borrowed aspects of his personal style from the listener.

Take it as a compliment
The singer is telling the listener to take his imitating their fashion sense as a form of flattery.

I, I just miss
The singer is confessing that he misses some parts of his previous relationship.

I just miss your accent and your friends
The singer is specifying what he misses from the previous relationship.

Did you know I still talk to them?
The singer is further emphasizing that he has maintained contact with the previous partner's friends even after the relationship ended.

Does he take you walking 'round his parents' gallery?
The singer is inquiring whether the present partner takes the listener to visit his family's art collection.

Coucou!
The singer is saying hello.

Tu dors?
The singer is inquiring as to whether the listener is asleep.

Oh, j'suis désolée
The singer is apologizing for interrupting their sleep.

Bah non
The listener indicates that they are awake and not asleep.

Nan c'est pas important
The listener is indicating that it's alright for the singer to call and it's not a big deal.

Ouais, on était à la plage, et maintenant
The listener explains that they were with someone at the beach and that time has passed.

Parfait, ok!
The singer acknowledges the listener's explanation that time has passed and moves on to end the conversation on a positive note.