I Don't Think That Man Should Sleep Alone
Ray Parker Jr. Lyrics

I don't think that man should sleep alone
The singer believes that it is unfair for a man to have to sleep by himself.

I don't think it's fair
The singer thinks that it is unjust for a man to have to sleep alone.

Do you baby
The singer is asking his partner if she agrees with his opinion.

Some body should be there
The singer believes that a person should be present when a man is sleeping.

This world that we live in
The singer is referring to the current society.

Has too many laws and too many rules
The singer thinks that there are too many restrictions and regulations in society.

The thought of you and me sleeping here
The singer is referring to the idea of him and his partner sleeping together.

Seems like everybody disapproves
The singer believes that society does not approve of him and his partner sleeping together.

Now I'm not I'm not saying
The singer is clarifying that he is not trying to say that his opinion is the only correct one.

That I'm right and everyone else is wrong
The singer is acknowledging that he may not be correct and that others may disagree with him.

I admit I've got a problem
The singer is accepting that he has a difficulty or challenge regarding sleeping alone.

I can't stand sleeping alone
The singer cannot tolerate the idea of sleeping by himself.

I can't seem to get warm enough
The singer is struggling to stay warm with his current sleeping arrangements.

Even with four blankets and a sheet
The singer emphasizes that even with multiple layers, he is still struggling to stay warm.

I may as well be honest girl
The singer is being candid with his partner.

I think I need a little body heat
The singer believes that he requires the warmth of another person's body.

Wake up wake up baby
The singer is trying to get his partner's attention and wake her up.

Yes I know it's a quarter to 3:00 a.m.
The singer knows that it is very late at night, but he still needs his partner's help.

But either you're coming here or I'm coming there
The singer is presenting two possible solutions to his problem: his partner can come over, or he can go to her.

'Cause I just can't get to sleep
The singer cannot fall asleep without someone else's warmth beside him.

I want to feel you lying next to me
The singer desires physical contact with his partner.

Don't you baby
The singer is asking his partner to agree to sleep beside him.

Sugar come on
The singer is using a term of endearment to address his partner.

Rock this baby to sleep
The singer is requesting soothing physical contact to help him fall asleep.

Let's hold each other real good
The singer wants intimate physical contact with his partner.

I won't try nothing baby
The singer assures his partner that he will not make any unwanted advances.

But honey it could feel good
The singer believes that physical contact with his partner would be pleasurable.

If you'll only let loose; come on
The singer is encouraging his partner to let go and relax in his embrace.

Help me baby
The singer is asking his partner for assistance with dealing with his inability to sleep alone.

I need body heat
The singer requires another person's warmth to sleep comfortably.

Sugar come on girl
The singer is using a term of endearment to encourage his partner to help him.

I want to feel your-
The singer is implying that he wants to feel his partner's body heat to fall asleep comfortably.

Rock Rock me to sleep
The singer requests comfort or soothing physical contact to help him sleep better.

I want to feel your heat
The singer desires physical contact with his partner to feel her warmth and fall asleep more comfortably.