Like a lot of the other comments are saying, I think this mainly about voyeurism. If the song was about his girlfriend, then why would he use the word spy. If you are a spy it means you shouldn't be caught, that is kind of the whole point, and if you are a voyeur, the whole point of the pleasure you get from it, is the fact that the other people don't know you are watching them. See a bit of a connection there?
Here comes the breeze, come on, blow me up
Planting the seed, come on sow me up
Feel in the feeling, making our way through the storm
We've been deceiving, making our way through the storm
All we need's a little more to
Send a little message to ya, gonna get out our heads
Send a little message to ya, gonna get out our heads
Here comes the air, come on, blow me up
Harness the fair, come on, grow me up
Staring at nothing 'cause i can't make out what it is
Searching for something i just don't know what it is
All we need's a little water
Send a little message to ya, gonna get out our heads
Send a little message to ya, gonna get out our heads
Come on in, come in on and lay me down
And relax 'cause the world will collapse with you
Turn your red light in to blue
Why do you keep running around like that
Sit back 'cause this is gonna take a while
there's no shame in going out of style
Why do you keep running around like that
Send a little message to ya, gonna get out our heads
Send a little message to ya, gonna get out our heads
Send a little message to ya, gonna get out our heads
Send a little message to ya, gonna get out our heads
Planting the seed, come on sow me up
Feel in the feeling, making our way through the storm
We've been deceiving, making our way through the storm
All we need's a little more to
Send a little message to ya, gonna get out our heads
Send a little message to ya, gonna get out our heads
Here comes the air, come on, blow me up
Harness the fair, come on, grow me up
Staring at nothing 'cause i can't make out what it is
Searching for something i just don't know what it is
All we need's a little water
Send a little message to ya, gonna get out our heads
Send a little message to ya, gonna get out our heads
Come on in, come in on and lay me down
And relax 'cause the world will collapse with you
Turn your red light in to blue
Why do you keep running around like that
Sit back 'cause this is gonna take a while
there's no shame in going out of style
Why do you keep running around like that
Send a little message to ya, gonna get out our heads
Send a little message to ya, gonna get out our heads
Send a little message to ya, gonna get out our heads
Send a little message to ya, gonna get out our heads
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