Levels
Nick Jonas Lyrics

Levels, levels, levels, levels
The singer chants 'Levels' repeatedly as an introduction to his song.

Get on my elevator, baby we're going up
The singer wants his lover to come with him on a journey of personal growth and adventure.

Give me that now and later, I can't get enough
The singer desires the physical and emotional intimacy that his lover provides, and he wants more.

So much to discover, please don't stop me now (don't stop me)
The singer is excited about the possibilities in his relationship and wants to keep exploring them.

Every time I touch you, you lift right off the ground
The singer's physical touch causes his lover to feel elated and uplifted.

Let them go, all the one's tryna get in the door
The singer wants to leave behind those who are not supportive of his relationship with his lover.

I'ma go where they all couldn't go
The singer is determined to reach new heights in his relationship with his lover, beyond what others have achieved.

Up a floor, up a floor, up a floor, oh
The singer envisions himself and his lover ascending to higher levels of love and connection, going beyond what is familiar or comfortable.

I know, we can get higher
The singer has faith in the potential of his relationship with his lover to reach new heights.

There's levels to your love
The singer recognizes that his lover's love has many layers, and he is excited to uncover them.

And I know, we can get higher
The singer reiterates his confidence in the potential of his relationship to continue growing.

And I keep on climbing up
The singer sees himself as continuously working towards a higher level of love.

(Rooftop)
The singer envisions himself and his lover on the rooftop, an elevated and scenic location representing their journey to new heights.

Aw yeah, just walking up on the ceiling, dancing up on the wall
The singer describes a feeling of weightlessness and freedom, as if he can defy gravity and move in any direction.

You and that drug you're dealing, should be against the law
The singer compares his lover's love to a powerful and addictive substance, suggesting that it's almost too good to be true.

All this heat keep rising, make you stop, drop, and roll
The passion and intensity of the singer's relationship with his lover can feel overwhelming at times, like a fire that needs to be controlled.

I'm bottling up the lightning, supernatural
The singer is trying to contain and control the powerful energy of his love for his lover, like trying to harness lightning.

There's levels to your love
The singer reiterates that his lover's love is multi-faceted and complex, with many layers to explore.

It can't reach us?
The singer expresses disbelief that anything could prevent him and his lover from reaching new heights in their relationship.

We're high-fiving Jesus
The singer envisions himself and his lover in a place of great spiritual or emotional elevation, reaching new heights with the divine.

Yeah, yeah
The singer affirms his confidence and enthusiasm for his relationship and the potential for it to continue growing.

(Take them to the rooftop)
The singer reiterates his desire to reach new heights and experience the journey with his lover.

Oh, levels
The singer reiterates the main theme of his song, that there are many levels to explore in his relationship and journey with his lover.

There's levels to your love, yeah, yeah (levels, levels, levels, levels)
The singer reaffirms the multi-layered and complex nature of his lover's love, and his desire to explore it further.

Oh, oh, yeah, get on my level
The singer invites his lover to join him on his personal journey of growth and exploration, to see things from his perspective.

There's levels to your love and I keep on climbing up
The singer continues to see his relationship with his lover as an ongoing journey upwards, with many levels still to explore.