Little Bit More
Sammy Hagar Lyrics

I felt you pull away
The singer senses that their partner is emotionally distancing themselves.

A little bit more tonight
This distancing seems to be happening more frequently, particularly in this moment.

A little bit more
This is becoming a pattern of gradual detachment over time.

I recognize that face that you wore tonight
The artist sees a certain look on their partner's face that they've seen before, indicating discomfort or distress.

A little bit more
This recurring look adds to the artist's sense that the relationship is slipping away.

And I know I shouldn't be surprised
The singer acknowledges that they are not totally caught off guard by this, as it has been building for some time.

And I know I should believe my eyes
Despite this awareness, the singer struggles to accept what they are seeing and interpreting.

But I don't want to see it
The artist is in denial about the situation and doesn't want to face the reality of losing their partner.

I'm losing you
The artist concludes that their partner is slipping away from them and they are at risk of losing them completely.

A little bit more tonight
And this process continues, each moment pulling the artist and their partner further apart.

More space between the lines
The widening gap between them is becoming more apparent, even in the unspoken aspects of their relationship.

A little bit more tonight
And this gap continues to grow.

Just a little bit more
Each increment of detachment is small, but cumulatively it adds up.

It?s like falling down
The sensation of being helpless and out of control is reminiscent of a physical fall.

Three flights of love tonight
This fall feels significant, like falling the distance of three stories of a building.

Or more
Perhaps even more than three flights - the artist doesn't feel like they can stop this descent.

So don't think about it
Trying not to dwell on the situation or analyze it too much, as it feels overwhelming.

Go on and figure out it
The singer encourages their partner to work through what they're experiencing and tell them what's going on.

No place to lay the blame down
The detached feelings aren't anyone's fault, per se, they are just happening.

Everyone?s a saint
Neither person involved is necessarily in the wrong, making it hard to assign blame for the situation.

Her body?s in the bedroom
Though physically present, the partner's mind and emotions are elsewhere.

But her heads gone out the door
The partner has already checked out of the relationship emotionally.

And I don't want to see it
The singer is still in denial and doesn't want to acknowledge that their partner has moved on.

That I'm losing you
At last the artist admits that the relationship is not going to last.

NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA
No semantic meaning, only a musical refrain.

Yea .. and I know I shouldn't be surprised
Again, the singer acknowledges that they saw this coming and shouldn't be caught off guard.

And I know I should believe my eyes
The singer still struggles to accept what they're seeing, though.

But I don't want to see it
Denial is still at play.

I'm losing you
This line repeats for emphasis, as the artist comes to terms with the reality of the situation.

A little bit more tonight
Once again, the singer notes the incremental nature of their loss.

And I don't want to see
The singer wants to avoid facing their impending loss.

I'm losing you
But the truth is inescapable.

A little bit more tonight
And with each moment, the distance grows.

A little bit more
Until there is nothing left between them.