Fever
Nasic Sandra Lyrics

In the song Fever by Nasic Sandra, the lyrics seem to be talking about being deeply infatuated with someone who has a somewhat dysfunctional side to them. The first verse specifically asks why the subject came undone, suggesting that something has gone wrong or broken within them. The singer then offers to cut off their wings, which could be a metaphor for taking away their freedom or giving them a sense of groundedness to prevent them from flying too close to the sun. Despite this, the singer sees the subject as "so beautiful," although they also take some responsibility for causing the issues in the relationship, saying "what have I done?"

The chorus repeats the word "fever" several times, both as a noun and a verb. In the context of the song, it seems to represent a sort of all-consuming desire. The singer talks about burning in the sun when the subject takes them again, which could suggest both a physical and emotional heat. The second half of the chorus switches to addressing the subject directly, saying that they will learn in the sun when they take the singer away. This could mean that the subject will experience similar feverish desires and feelings when they're with the singer.

The second verse once again refers to the subject being someone who is "driving" themselves and others crazy because of their unpredictable nature. There's a suggestion that the subject may be addicted to drugs or other substances, which is causing instability in the relationship. However, the singer still seems deeply attracted to the subject and is willing to be driven like they are. The line "I'm the line without no ending / And you're the one without" could represent a sense of incompleteness or a lack of direction that is present in both figures, but feels more chaotic in the subject. Overall, the song paints a picture of a passionate but unstable relationship that is fueled by strong desires and a sense of longing.