U Make Me Wanna

The singer describes intense romantic attraction to someone he has known for a while. A recent dream seems to bring his feelings to the surface, and he says he is tired of being only friends. The mood moves from longing and uncertainty toward a more direct expression of desire, though he still wants to know whether the other person feels the same.

The contrast “poor man” and “queen” suggests that he sees the woman as valuable or out of his league, while he feels less important beside her. “The first and last thing on my mind” is an idiom meaning he thinks about her throughout the day. To “surrender my soul” is an emotional exaggeration: he imagines giving himself completely to love, not literally giving up his soul.

The lyrics mix emotional devotion with physical desire. His wish to call in the night and hold her until morning sounds tender, while the later scene of inviting her home makes his attraction more openly sexual. “I just can’t fight” presents the feeling as powerful, but it does not prove that he has no choice; it may simply emphasize how strongly he wants her. The song leaves her response unknown, so his confidence and vulnerability exist side by side.