Laaadadadadaaa I’ve been known a thousand ways Choked a hundred hearts in half as many days Oh no I think so And I get so lost inside this city You ugly girls all look so pretty it’s true What am I supposed to do? I still got you away Look out your window What do you see? You don’t see me You’re a pretty little flower I’m a busy little bee Honey that’s all you need to see       I can take you for an hour But then I’m gonna leave Honey I know you’ll wait for me       Laaadadadadaaa You’re all alone but you understand   That we’re too young to start making plans of green Monogamy’s not a part of me And I know my line and is just a sin When I swear to you I’m gonna do it again I’m not making any friends I just wanted you to wait There out your window What do you see? You don’t see me ’Cause you’re a pretty little flower But I’m a busy little bee Honey that’s all you need to see       I can take you for an hour But then I’m gonna leave Honey I know you’ll wait for me       Laaadadadadaaa  Dadadadadadadadada Pulled out your picture the other day (Oh isn’t that sweet?) You didn’t have that much to say (’Cause it wasn’t even me) ’Cause I know that you said I’m better off on my own and I’m better off dead I just want you there to wait Look out your window What do you see? You don’t see me You’re a pretty little flower I’m a busy little bee Honey that’s all you need to see       I can take you for an hour Maybe two or maybe three Honey I know you’ll wait for me       Laaadadadadaaa  Dadadadadadadadada Honey that’s all it has to be heh yeeeaaahhh

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À propos de la chanson

La chanson évoque une relation compliquée où l'un des partenaires se sent perdu dans une ville dynamique, alors que l'autre stagne, attendant patiemment. Le narrateur se présente comme un « abeille occupée », flirtant avec l'idée de profiter de la vie sans s'engager véritablement. Il reconnaît un certain charme dans la beauté de sa partenaire, mais se confronte à sa propre incapacité à construire des projets d’avenir ensemble. Le ton léger masque des sentiments plus profonds sur l'amour et l'absence d'engagement, illustrant cette dualité entre désirs éphémères et attentes.