Ain't Misbehavin'
Stan Whitmire Lyrics

The song "Ain't Misbehavin'" by Stan Whitmire reflects on a person who is content with being alone, as they are saving their love for someone special. The lyrics describe the singer's independence, as they enjoy spending time with their radio rather than going out late at night. The chorus of the song, "Ain't misbehavin', I'm savin' my love for you," emphasizes their commitment to their loved one and their loyalty. The analogy of the character Jack Horner in the corner is also used to convey the singer's contentment and that they do not need anyone else.

The song highlights the singer's decision to be loyal and devoted to their loved one. The use of repetition in the chorus emphasizes their commitment, making the listener believe that their love is worth saving. The phrase "your kisses are worth waitin' for, believe me" conveys the singer's longing for their loved one and the importance of patience. The use of the radio as a companion instead of being with other people emphasizes the singer's introverted nature and their happiness with solitude.