It always starts with a “Hey, how are you?”
That turns into “What are you doing tonight?”
That turns into “Come on, let’s switch off the cell, stay offline”
That turns into tell your friends you won’t go back to them
That turns into “Come on, let’s go out for dinner”
Talk to me about yourself and your parents
About college, about your golden dreams
We finish a bottle and then I fall in love
That turns into “What are we?” “Just friends”
That turns into “What do we do?” but you’re the one who says it
To your mother, who’d like you with a rich guy
She won’t be happy that you’re going out with a singer
Tell me, tell me what matters, what we become
Let’s enjoy the moment, even if it’s a bit weird
We spend days in bed, then we know
You’re so beautiful, actually super gorgeous
I leave a period and a comma whenever I write about you
Between us there’s this chemistry
I don’t really know what it is that ties us, ties us, ties us
That ties us, ties us, ties us
Beautiful, be-be-be-beautiful
And it ends with a “Hey, everything okay?”
That turns into “Who’s he?”, “Who’s she?”
That turns into my folks don’t like yours
That turns into you tell me, “Come on, do whatever you want”
That turns into you then think I’ve cheated on you
You wanna read the messages with that friend of mine
But you haven’t understood she’s just a friend
And with your middle finger you point me to the door
That turns into me calling you, calling you, calling you
That I text you that I love you, I love you, I love you
But you left me on read
Tell me why you ghosted me?
You’re so beautiful, actually super gorgeous
I leave a period and a comma whenever I write about you
Between us there’s this chemistry
I don’t really know what it is that ties us, ties us, ties us
That ties us, ties us, ties us
That ties us, ties us, ties us
Beautiful, be-be-beautiful
That ties us, ties us, ties us
Beautiful, that ties us, that ties us, that ties us
You’re so beautiful, actually super gorgeous
I leave a period and a comma whenever I write about you
Between us there’s this chemistry
I don’t really know what it is that ties us, ties us, ties us