Honey Honey
The Munich Philharmonic Orchestra Lyrics

Honey honey, how you thrill me, a-ha, honey honey
Addressing the person, the singer expresses how thrilling they find them and vocalizes the endearing nickname 'honey honey'

Honey honey, nearly kill me, a-ha, honey honey
The singer uses hyperbole to convey the emotional intensity they feel for the person addressed and uses their nickname again

I'd heard about you before
The singer admits to having previously been aware of the person addressed

I wanted to know some more
Expressing a desire to get to know the person addressed better

And now I know what they mean, you're a love machine
After getting to know the person addressed, the singer has discovered that they are adept at the art of love making and thus, calls them a 'love machine'

Oh, you make me dizzy
The person addressed's love-making prowess has the singer feeling euphoric and light-headed, as if they're dizzy

Honey honey, let me feel it, a-ha, honey honey
The singer again requests physical intimacy from the person addressed, imitating their nickname and tone of voice

Honey honey, don't conceal it, a-ha, honey honey
The singer requests that the addressed person stop hiding their emotions and desires and reciprocate their feelings

The way that you kiss good night
The singer reveled in the way the person addressed kissed them good night

The way that you hold me tight
The singer enjoyed the way the person addressed held them tight

I feel like I wanna sing when you do your thing
The singer is so ecstatic that they feel like singing when the person addressed performs their acts of love

I don't wanna hurt you baby, I don't wanna see you cry
The singer doesn't want to cause any pain to the person addressed or see them cry

So stay on the ground girl, you better not get too high
The singer cautions the person addressed not to get carried away with their emotions and remain grounded

But I'm gonna stick to you boy, you'll never get rid of me
The singer declares their intention to stick with the person addressed, never to be parted from them

There's no other place in this world where I rather would be
The singer professes their preference to be nowhere else in the world than with the person addressed

Honey honey, touch me baby, a-ha, honey honey
The singer alludes to the fact that the person addressed's touch is electrifying, thus, again uses their nickname and vocalization to convey fondness

Honey honey, hold me baby, a-ha, honey honey
The singer requests physical intimacy yet again, this time ostentatiously and with fondness conveyed by the nickname and vocalization again

You look like a movie star (look like a movie star)
The singer is impressed by the person addressed's physical attributes and compares them to a movie star in appearance

But I know just who you are (I wonder just who you are)
The singer is also interested in getting to know the person addressed's character and finding out the kind of person they really are

And honey, to say the least, you're a doggone beast
The singer compliments the person addressed by calling them an accomplished and skilled lover or a 'doggone beast'

So stay on the ground girl, you better not get too high
The singer warns the person addressed not to let their success go to their head and remain grounded and modest