Serenity
b.o.o.m. Lyrics

Sunflower, my serenity
The singer finds peace and tranquility in their significant other, using a sunflower as a metaphor.

Why do I still get nervous
Despite being in a loving relationship, the singer still experiences anxiety and uncertainty.

Have I even scratched the surface
The singer wonders if they truly understand their partner and if there is more to discover.

Are you my purpose
The artist questions if their significant other is the reason for their existence and their sense of direction.

Is it even worth it
The artist questions if the effort they put into the relationship is worthwhile.

I'm thinking day and night about you
The singer is constantly preoccupied with thoughts of their significant other.

Your love I think I earned it
The singer believes they have worked hard for their partner's love and affection.

Pick your brain I think I learned it
The artist has spent time trying to understand their partner and has gained insights into their thoughts and feelings.

Your love do I deserve it
The artist wonders if they are worthy of their partner's love and affection.

If I do, let's preserve it
If the artist deserves their partner's love, they are willing to work hard to maintain the relationship.

Let me know if what I'm doing's working
The singer seeks validation and feedback from their partner to make sure they are meeting their needs and expectations.

If it is, tell me whatchu gotta say
If the artist's efforts are successful, they want to hear their partner's thoughts and feelings about it.

Hey
An interjection used to get the attention of the listener.

I heard you say my name
The singer is aware that their partner has mentioned them in some way.

Could barely look you in the eye
The singer was nervous and intimidated when their partner spoke to them.

And now you trynna date
The artist's partner is interested in starting a romantic relationship.

If you were nervous, shit I was full fledged frightened
The artist was very scared and nervous about the prospect of being with their partner.

If i had to catch my tongue, then I prolly bite it
The singer had to hold back what they wanted to say because they were so nervous.

And now I'm falling head first for you
The singer is falling deeply in love with their partner.

I would run ten miles till my legs hurt for you
The artist is willing to make great sacrifices for their partner and their relationship.

Then you leave for months and now I have to miss you bad
The artist's partner is gone for an extended period, and the artist misses them greatly.

I can't see your face or joke with you bout this or that
The artist misses the day-to-day interactions they had with their partner and their physical presence.

I can't think of a day when I thought that we were boring
The singer has never found their relationship with their partner dull or uninteresting.

Cuz your love is like a journey, it got me exploring
The artist's relationship with their partner is full of surprises and new discoveries, like an adventure or a journey.

You were trapped in your own thoughts, I would kick the door in
The singer was there to support their partner when they were struggling with mental health issues or emotional distress.

You were sorrow, I stuck with you just to see you soaring
The singer stayed with their partner even when they were unhappy because they believed in their potential to overcome their struggles and succeed.

And you gotta know that you deserve it
The singer believes their partner deserves all the love and support they can offer.

Imma tell you right now, What you're doing's working
The artist reassures their partner that their efforts in the relationship are successful and appreciated.

Cuz any guy that comes around me, best believe I'm curving
The artist is loyal to their partner and will reject any advances from other men.

Yeah boy, what you're doing's working
The singer wants to praise and encourage their partner for their efforts in the relationship.

So tell me whatchu gotta say
The singer invites their partner to share their thoughts and feelings with them.

Sunflower, my serenity
The artist finds peace and tranquility in their significant other, using a sunflower as a metaphor.

I been loving you and only you
The artist expresses their exclusive love and commitment to their partner.

You the only one I felt so closely to
The artist feels an intense emotional connection to their partner that they have not experienced with anyone else.

Give you flowers, make you smile, ain't it evident
The singer tries to show their love and affection for their partner through romantic gestures and actions.

Time is money but with you, its much better spent
The artist values their time with their partner and believes it is worth more than any material wealth.

Spend a day, spend a week, hell, spend a year
The singer is willing to spend a significant amount of time with their partner to strengthen their relationship.

Approach your love like suddenly, it might disappear
The singer recognizes the fragility of their relationship and wants to cherish their time with their partner.

But I'm not worried bout it, I know you're staying close
The singer trusts their partner to remain committed and loyal to them.

What we have is way too strong, I might overdose
The artist believes their love for their partner is so powerful and intense that it might overwhelm them.

On your eyes, on your smile, send me out my mind
The artist is attracted to their partner's physical appearance and charming demeanor.

Ain't no lies, take a while, you one of a kind
The singer believes their partner is a unique and genuine person who is worth getting to know and spending time with.

The kind of love that shows me just how much you care
The love the singer shares with their partner is affectionate and caring, demonstrating their devotion to each other.

And I feel it when you talk, that won't disappear
The artist feels a sense of security and comfort when their partner communicates with them, and that feeling will not fade away.

So do you get it now
The artist wonders if their partner finally understands how much they mean to them.

Do you see why I wrote this
The artist wrote this song to express their feelings and devotion to their partner and hopes they understand the depth of their emotions.

I can barely think straight, you just won't let me focus
The singer is so enamored with their partner that they are distracted and unable to concentrate on anything else.

If I stop you at a red light, hope you notice
The artist wants their partner to pay attention to them, even in mundane moments or situations.

I just hope you notice
The singer wants their partner to recognize and appreciate their love and affection for them.

Sunflower, my serenity
The singer finds peace and tranquility in their significant other, using a sunflower as a metaphor.