Yeah, before I was thinking this was just a fun song, but when you consider the "creepy guys" it's a little darker and all makes more sense. Guys understand and are aware of sexual double standards, but don't consider the consequences of sexual behavior the way women do. "I know you got your reasons for keeping it to yourself, but you got plenty, honey, I don't think it's funny, gotta give it give it give it or else." It's essentially, hey, I totally understand why you wouldn't want to sleep with me, but really, you should anyway 'cause you're crazy hot and and it's driving me crazy not being in bed with you. Which totally negates the "I know you got your reasons;" he's asking her to abandon her morals just because.
Later, he turns it around, demanding she agree she wants to "sit by the fire," meaning admit she wants him too. You can picture a beautiful woman sitting at a bar, looking puzzled and a little horrified as a drunk man stumbles next to her, slurring, "Ya know ya wan thiz."
Yeah, before I was thinking this was just a fun song, but when you consider the "creepy guys" it's a little darker and all makes more sense. Guys understand and are aware of sexual double standards, but don't consider the consequences of sexual behavior the way women do. "I know you got your reasons for keeping it to yourself, but you got plenty, honey, I don't think it's funny, gotta give it give it give it or else." It's essentially, hey, I totally understand why you wouldn't want to sleep with me, but really, you should anyway 'cause you're crazy hot and and it's driving me crazy not being in bed with you. Which totally negates the "I know you got your reasons;" he's asking her to abandon her morals just because. Later, he turns it around, demanding she agree she wants to "sit by the fire," meaning admit she wants him too. You can picture a beautiful woman sitting at a bar, looking puzzled and a little horrified as a drunk man stumbles next to her, slurring, "Ya know ya wan thiz."