Screening our screenplay off the cuff,
We were both stuck pretending our dreams were enough.
I awoke in the morning worn in the day
I thought I could have you miles away from falling in love.
Gin finds tonic sweet enough.
Please Don't call it Love.
Other than that I believe the song (to me anyway) is about naivety. I almost get a sense of embarrassment for being innocent. I see a younger person (or even just a more inexperienced person) getting with an older person (Or more experienced person) and being naive enough to believe that something more than just physical things would come of it. It's a belief that the more experienced of the two people is actually interested in the younger and then the younger's realization that they were just being used for "benefits" so to speak. This is entirely my interpretation. I could be completely off.
I believe the last part should be:
Screening our screenplay off the cuff, We were both stuck pretending our dreams were enough. I awoke in the morning worn in the day I thought I could have you miles away from falling in love.
Gin finds tonic sweet enough.
Please Don't call it Love.
Other than that I believe the song (to me anyway) is about naivety. I almost get a sense of embarrassment for being innocent. I see a younger person (or even just a more inexperienced person) getting with an older person (Or more experienced person) and being naive enough to believe that something more than just physical things would come of it. It's a belief that the more experienced of the two people is actually interested in the younger and then the younger's realization that they were just being used for "benefits" so to speak. This is entirely my interpretation. I could be completely off.