Feel It Too
Tainy Lyrics

Everybody knows you don't (everybody knows you don't)
It's a commonly understood fact that falling in love in a club or in mud is not the ideal setting.

Fall in love in the club, fall in love in the mud
Romantic relationships usually don't form in noisy, messy spaces.

Everybody knows it but (everybody knows it but)
Despite this common knowledge, there are still people who go against the norm and find love in unconventional places.

You're not like everyone, you're not like everyone (yeah)
The artist acknowledges that the person they are addressing is unique and different from the rest.

Used a little too much (yeah)
The artist hints that they and the person they are addressing may have indulged in some form of substance abuse.

Laced a little too much (yeah)
The singer implies that the substance they consumed might have been mixed with something else, resulting in an altered state.

I like it when you touch
The singer finds pleasure in the physical contact initiated by the person they are addressing.

Feelin' all on my butt
The person they are addressing is physically touching the artist's buttocks in a sensual way.

Feelin' all on my-, rolled a little too much (yeah)
The artist trails off, possibly because they are experiencing a higher-than-usual state, caused by the substance abuse they hinted at earlier.

Vibed a little too much (yeah)
The artist implies that the physical and emotional connection they share with the person they are addressing has been intensified by the substances they consumed.

I feel it when we touch
The physical contact brings out emotions and sensations in the singer, which they attribute to their connection with the person they are addressing.

And I'm hoping that you feel it too, ooh-ooh-ooh
The artist expresses their desire that the person they are addressing feels the same emotional and physical connection that they feel.

(Hoping that you feel it too, ooh-ooh-ooh)
The singer reiterates their hope that the person they are addressing shares the same feelings.

All these people around us, they only want to drown us
The singer believes that the people surrounding them are envious of their connection and want to ruin it.

But, I drown when I go down
The singer finds themselves overwhelmed with emotions when they are physically intimate with the person they are addressing.

When I go down, you sound a-
The person they are addressing makes sounds that the artist finds pleasurable, especially during intimate moments.

'Mazing, I know how you like it, yeah
The artist has intimate knowledge of what the person they are addressing likes and implies that they are good at satisfying those desires.

Tasting, I know how to bite it, yeah
The singer uses a sexually suggestive metaphor and implies that they know what the person they are addressing likes, including how much force to use when biting them.

You got all your favorite fragrance on
The singer notes that the person they are addressing is wearing a scent that they like.

I'm just thinking of ways to take it all off (yeah)
The artist is thinking of ways to get the person they are addressing undressed and initiate intimacy.

Lighting up on my blunt
The artist is smoking a blunt, possibly to enhance their altered state.

She don't like when I front
The person they are addressing doesn't like when the artist is insincere or pretends something that they are not.

Kiss the lips on her face
The singer is kissing the person they are addressing's lips on their face in an affectionate gesture.

Lick the lips on her, ugh
The artist is licking the person they are addressing's lips, which could have a sexual connotation.

Give you just what you want
The singer implies that they are willing to satisfy the person they are addressing's desires, whatever they may be.

I don't wanna rush and say that this is love, but
The singer acknowledges their strong feelings for the person they are addressing and hesitates to call it love just yet.

I feel it when we touch
The singer reiterates that their physical contact with the person they are addressing is the source of their strong emotions.

I don't care that they watchin'
The artist doesn't care that other people might be watching them or judging their intimacy.

Free love don't happen often
The artist acknowledges that spontaneous, free-spirited love connections don't occur frequently.

Life's too short to be cautious
The singer values seizing the moment and being spontaneous over being overly precautious.

Cross my heart, love, a promise
The singer is making a promise of love, using the phrase 'cross my heart,' which implies sincerity and faithfulness.

Many people, how'd you find me here?
The artist is curious about how they and the person they are addressing found themselves in each other's company.

Don't let go, now pull me tighter, yeah
The artist desires the person they are addressing to hold them tighter, using a sexually suggestive tone.

I feel your tongue, tryin' to take it off
The person they are addressing is kissing the artist's neck, and the artist can feel their tongue doing so.

My body's a little numb, feel the motivation
The singer's body is feeling a bit numb, which could be due to the substances they consumed, but it is still motivating them to be physical and intimate with the person they are addressing.

Kiss the lips on my face
The person they are addressing is kissing the artist's lips on their face like before.

Lick the lips on my, uh
The person they are addressing is licking the singer's lips, which could again have sexual connotations.

Puttin' some in my lungs
The singer is smoking substances again, possibly to enhance their intimate experience.

I don't wanna rush and say that this is love, but
The singer is still hesitant to call their feelings love outright.

I feel it when we touch
The artist's emotions are still being stirred up by their physical contact with the person they are addressing.

Hoping that you feel it
The artist reiterates that they hope the person they are addressing feels the same way they do.

And I'm hoping that you feel it too
The singer again expresses their desire for the person they are addressing to reciprocate their feelings.

Feel it too, ooh
The singer is emphasizing the intense emotions they feel when physically intimate with the person they are addressing.