The song "Obsessed With You" by Central Cee and PinkPantheress portrays a sense of infatuation and desire for someone. The lyrics express the intense longing and obsession the narrator has for their love interest. The obsession is emphasized through lines like "Your hair is under my pillow, so I sleep" and "I dream that you leave roses at my feet." The narrator is unable to believe the depth of their obsession and wonders if their love interest wipes away tears solely for their sake.
The chorus suggests that the love interest holds high standards, but the narrator assures that they are not an ordinary person, promising to change anything that the love interest dislikes about them. However, the love interest is portrayed as acting foolishly and not appreciating the narrator's efforts.
The bridge and verse from Central Cee further exemplify the infatuation. The narrator describes the love interest as both bad and photogenic, and implies that the love interest believes they do not need love but instead desires affection from someone with a tough persona. The narrator questions whether the love interest would still love them if they were to fall, and mentions they have grown out of negative influences.
Overall, the song's message revolves around the narrator's overwhelming obsession and desire for the love interest. It also alludes to the narrator's efforts to change and meet the love interest's standards, despite feeling unappreciated.
This meaning interpretation has been generated by AI.
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