Sweater Weather
Max & Alyson Stoner Lyrics

'Cause it's too cold
The singer feels that the temperature is too low for them and their partner, making it unpleasant to be outside.

For you here and now
The singer is addressing their partner and suggesting that the current temperature is not suitable for them to be outdoors.

So let me hold
The singer wants to comfort their partner, so they offer to hold their hands.

Both your hands in
The singer wants to hold both of their partner's hands because they care about them and want to provide comfort.

The holes of my sweater
The singer offers to let their partner put their hands inside the holes of their sweater to keep them warmer.

All I am is a man
The singer wants their partner to know that they are just a regular person, albeit one who cares about them deeply.

I want the world
The singer has big aspirations and dreams to achieve greatness in their life.

In my hands
The singer wants to be in control of their life and everything that happens around them.

I hate the beach
The singer is not fond of spending time at the beach, perhaps due to the cold or other reasons.

But I stand in California with my toes in the sand
Despite their dislike for the beach, the singer is willing to make an exception to visit California and enjoy the sand between their toes.

Use the sleeves of my sweater
The singer suggests using the sleeves of their sweater to wipe away tears or to use as a handkerchief.

Let's have an adventure
The singer is encouraging their partner to embark on a journey or experience something new and exciting together.

Head in the clouds but my gravity's centered
The singer may have lofty goals and dreams, but they are still grounded and focused on achieving them.

Touch my neck and
The singer wants their partner to touch their neck, perhaps to show affection or to connect on a deeper level.

I'll touch yours
The singer reciprocates the gesture by offering to touch their partner's neck as well.

Me in those little high-waisted shorts, oh
The singer may be expressing their attraction to their partner, who is wearing high-waisted shorts.

You know what I think about
The singer is suggesting that their partner knows what they are thinking and what they want.

And what I think about
The singer is reiterating that their thoughts are focused on their partner and their relationship.

One love, two mouths
The singer is describing the love and connection they share with their partner, which is expressed through the movement and connection of their mouths.

One love, one house
The singer envisions a future where they and their partner live together in a shared home, united by their love for each other.

No shirt, no blouse
The singer is imagining a scenario where they and their partner are alone together, without any clothing on.

Just us, you find out
The singer is suggesting that being together with their partner is all they need, and that they will discover everything else they need in life together.

Nothing that I wouldn't wanna tell you about, no
The singer is offering their partner complete transparency and honesty, with nothing to hide or keep from them.

'Cause it's too cold
The singer repeats the opening lines of the song to reinforce the idea that the temperature is too cold for them and their partner to be outside.

And if I may just take your breath away
The singer is implying that they might have the power to leave their partner speechless and amazed by their actions or words.

I don't mind if there's not much to say
The singer is comfortable with silence and doesn't feel the need to fill every moment with conversation.

Sometimes the silence guides our minds
The singer believes that silence can be a powerful tool for reflection, meditation, and self-discovery.

So move to a place so far away, yeah
The singer is suggesting that they and their partner create a private, intimate space that is separate from the world around them.

The goosebumps start to raise
The singer is describing a physical sensation of excitement, anticipation, or attraction that they experience when close to their partner.

The minute that my left hand meets your waist
The singer is describing a moment of intimacy and closeness, where they place their left hand on their partner's waist.

And then I watch your face
The singer is fascinated by their partner's expressions and emotions, and they enjoy observing them closely.

Put my finger on your tongue
The singer is describing a playful, intimate action where they touch their partner's tongue with their finger.

'Cause you love to taste, yeah
The singer suggests that their partner enjoys this kind of playful, affectionate behavior and that it brings them pleasure.

These hearts adore
The singer is expressing their deep love and admiration for their partner, describing their hearts as adoring.

Everyone the other beats hardest for
The singer suggests that they and their partner are each other's greatest loves and that their hearts beat hardest for each other.

Inside this place is warm
The singer is describing a warm, welcoming, and intimate space that they and their partner share together.

Outside it starts to pour
The singer is acknowledging that the world outside this space can be cold, harsh, and unforgiving.

Coming down
The singer is referring to rain or other precipitation that falls from the sky.

Whoa, whoa, whoa
The singer adds a series of exclamations to express their passion, energy, or emotion.

The holes of my sweater
The singer repeats this line from the chorus, emphasizing the gesture of offering their partner warmth and comfort through their sweater.