FEVER
U.R.A Lyrics

Never know how much I love you
The singer expresses their uncertainty about the extent of their love towards someone.

Never know how much I care
The singer shows their feelings of uncertainty about the amount of care they have for someone.

When you put your arms around me
The singer describes the physical affection they receive from the person they love.

I get a fever that's so hard to bear
The artist uses a metaphor for the intense feeling of passion that they experience when being embraced by the person they love.

You give me fever when you kiss me
The artist associates kissing the person they love with feeling passionate and intense emotions.

Fever when you hold me tight
The singer describes the physical closeness they enjoy when being embraced by their partner, which leads to strong emotions.

Fever in the morning
The singer emphasizes the passion they experience with their partner in the morning, showing that it's a consistent experience.

Fever all through the night
The artist highlights the ongoing experience of passion with their partner, regardless of the time of day.

Ev'rybody's got the fever
The singer acknowledges that the feeling of being in love is universal.

That is something you all know
The artist asserts that everyone has experienced the feeling of passion towards someone else, so this is a familiar topic to all.

Fever isn't such a new thing
The singer reminds the listener that the experience of passion when in love isn't a new concept.

Fever started long ago
The artist reinforces that the experience of passion, which is compared to fever, has been felt by people since ancient times.

Sun lights up the daytime
The singer gives an example of a universally acknowledged phenomenon, contrasting it with their own unique situation of being in love.

Moon lights up the night
The singer gives another example of a widely recognized aspect of nature, connecting it with their own feelings of passion with their partner.

I light up when you call my name
The singer emphasizes the strong emotional impact that hearing their partner's voice has on them, making them very happy.

And you know I'm gonna treat you right
The artist promises to care for and treat their partner the way they deserve, highlighting the commitment in their relationship.

Romeo loved Juliet
The singer refers to a famous historical tale of star-crossed lovers, highlighting the age-old nature of the experience of passion and love.

Juliet she felt the same
The singer describes how the feelings of love are shared between the two lovers in the story that is being referenced.

When he put his arms around her
The singer describes the physical touch of the two lovers in the story they are referencing.

He said, Julie baby, you're my flame
The artist quotes Romeo's line from the story he was referencing, expressing the intensity of his passion for Juliet.

Thou givest fever when we kisseth
The artist uses Shakespearean language to express the passion that is felt when kissing the person you love.

Fever with thy flaming youth
The artist refers to the heat and intensity of passion when you're young and in love.

Fever, I'm afire
The singer uses the metaphor of being on fire to show how intense the passion feels when in love.

Fever, yea I burn forsooth
The artist continues with the fire metaphor to show how passionate and intense the experience of love can be.

Captain Smith and Pocahontas
The singer refers to another famous historical pair of lovers, demonstrating that the experience of passion transcends time and culture.

Had a very mad affair
The singer describes the intensity of the relationship between Captain Smith and Pocahontas.

When her daddy tried to kill him
The singer describes the dramatic conflict that arose due to the lovers' relationship, showing the difficulties that can come with passion.

She said Daddy-o don't you dare
The artist quotes Pocahontas's words from the story, showing her bravery and willingness to stand up for the one she loves.

He gives me fever with his kisses
The artist associates the physical affection they receive from their lover with feeling passionate and intense emotions.

Fever when he holds me tight
The singer describes the physical closeness they share with their lover, which leads to intense emotions.

Fever, I'm his Missus
The singer uses a playful term to describe themselves as their lover's partner, continuing with the passion metaphor.

Oh daddy, won't you treat him right
The artist asks for Pocahontas's father to treat Captain Smith well in the story they are referencing, showing the need for understanding and respect when it comes to passion.

Now you've listened to my story
The artist acknowledges that they have been telling a story with their lyrics.

Here's the point that I have made
The artist emphasizes that the story they told has a clear message and meaning.

Cats were born to give chicks fever
The singer uses a playful and unexpected simile to reiterate the idea that passion is a natural and universal experience.

Be it Fahrenheit or centigrade
The artist uses a playful and relatable line to further emphasize how universal the experience of passion is.

They give you fever when you kiss them
The singer uses another unexpected simile to continue with the playful tone of the song, while still emphasizing the idea that passion is a universal experience.

Fever if you live and learn
The singer asserts that the experience of passion is something that can be learned and understood over time, reinforcing the idea that it's a natural experience.

Fever till you sizzle
The singer uses a final metaphor to describe the intensity of the passion, likening it to something that sizzles and burns brightly.

What a lovely way to burn
The artist expresses their delight in the experience of passion and love, describing it as a pleasurable and beautiful way to spend your time.

What a lovely way to burn
The song ends with a repetition of the previous line, expressing the delight and satisfaction that comes with experiencing passion and love.