Nursery Rhymes
Silk Lyrics

Oh, oh, ooohhh
The singer's excitement and anticipation for the nursery rhyme to begin.

La la la la la lullaby, baby
The gentle and soothing sound of the nursery rhyme meant for a baby.

Oh oh oh
The singer's excitement is building up as the nursery rhyme progresses.

This is Silk's nursery rhyme, baby
The singer is asserting ownership over the nursery rhyme, as it is his creation.

La la la la la lullaby
The repeated melody of the nursery rhyme adds to the soothing nature of the song.

Well, well, oh
The singer is pausing to take a breath and prepare for the next section of the song.

This one's dedicated to my first love
The nursery rhyme is written for the singer's first love, implying a personal connection to the lyrics.

Baby, baby, baby, baby
The repeated use of 'baby' connotes an intimate and loving relationship between the singer and the subject of the song.

Don't you know you drive me crazy
The singer feels intense emotions towards his love interest and is often overwhelmed by them.

With your sexy body lady, lady
The singer is attracted to his love interest's physical appearance and sees her as desirable.

Would you like for me to creep over to your crib
The singer is proposing a flirtatious and playful way of visiting his love interest's home.

Just say when, say when
The singer is keen to initiate the romantic encounter and waits for his love interest to give the green light.

I would like to be the one who loves you down
The singer desires to be the one to provide comfort, pleasure, and intimacy to his love interest.

And seranade your sexy body with this nursery rhyme
The singer wants to use the nursery rhyme as a form of seduction and to express romantic feelings for his love interest.

Hush little baby don't say a word
The nursery rhyme starts with a traditional lullaby that is meant to calm and soothe the listener.

Silk is gonna buy you a mocking bird
The singer promises to provide gifts to his love interest, suggesting his willingness to spend money on her.

And if that mocking bird don't sing
The singer imagines an unlikely scenario where the gift he provides fails to meet his love interest's expectations and would require an alternative solution.

Silk is gonna buy you a diamond ring
The singer promises to offer an even grander gift if the previous one fails to please his love interest.

And if that diamond ring don't shine
The hypothetical scenario continues, with the diamond ring failing to satisfy the love interest's desires.

I guess I'm gonna have to give you something else of mine
The singer implies that he has something valuable to offer, even if it is not a physical gift, to please his love interest.

Would you like that, would you like that
The singer is asking for confirmation that his love interest desires his alternative offering.

You can have this, if you want this
The singer assures his love interest that he is willing to provide anything to make her happy.

I'm gonna give you lovin'
The singer intends to provide emotional and physical intimacy to his love interest.

Lovin' is what your body needs
The singer is suggesting that his love interest's desires can only be fulfilled through romantic and sexual activities.

Oh, if you let me come over, pretty thing
The singer is still coaxing his love interest into allowing him to visit her home.

You can play the name game
The singer suggests playing a game, which often involves humorous wordplay or guessing a person's name to break the ice between them.

Don't you know that ????
It is unclear what the singer is referring to, possibly a verbal tick, interjection or phrase commonly used around that time.

That's what you'll be saying
The singer suggests that his love interest may be repeating whatever phrase he had used earlier to appeal to her.

And you know that I'll be staying
The singer hints at the longevity and intimacy of their relationship and implies that he plans to spend more time with his love interest.

So conjunction, junction was your function
The singer uses an educational catchphrase to make light of the situation and to possibly flirt with his love interest using a clever wordplay.

Do you want me (girl)
The singer is asking for explicit consent from his love interest before engaging in any intimate activities.

Do you need me (girl)
The singer is further gauging his love interest's desire and willingness to engage with him romantically.

Oh, baby girl, I'm on my way
The singer is confirming that he will be visiting his love interest and is excited about the possibility of spending time with her.

And when I get there, this is what I'm gonna say
The singer is building anticipation for his arrival, suggesting that he has more to offer than just the nursery rhyme.

I love you, you love me
The singer explicitly expresses his feelings for his love interest and believes that she loves him back.

Can we go and play a game of hide and seek
The singer is proposing a childlike and playful act of spending time together that can bring them closer.

So baby close your eyes, count to five
The singer sets the scene for the game of hide and seek and the subsequent intimacy by encouraging his love interest to relax and trust him.

If you find me, you better treat
The singer is suggesting that finding him might have a special reward or challenge for his love interest.

I want you, you want me
The singer reiterates their mutual attraction and desire for each other.

Baby can we, you and me
The singer is proposing to his love interest, asking for consent to take the relationship to the next level.

Fufill our fantasy
The singer is implying that he and his love interest have an ongoing fantasy or desire that they can finally act upon.

'Cause without a doubt, you're the one
The singer affirms his love and commitment to his love interest and portrays her as the only person for him.

The only one to make me go
The singer highlights his emotional dependence on his love interest.

Five, four, three, two, one
The singer is counting down to the end of the song, signaling the wrap-up of the nursery rhyme.

Ready or not, baby here I come
The singer is concluding the nursery rhyme with a classic catchphrase that has a double meaning.

Yeah
The final affirmation of the singer's assuredness and confidence after expressing his feelings and desires to his love interest.

Hope you enjoyed Silk's nursery rhyme
The singer expresses his hope that the listeners enjoyed the song and encourages them to share it with others.