Sleepwalking

The speaker describes the rush of meeting someone and quickly feeling that the connection is extraordinary. They feel lucky, excited, and almost unable to act normally. As the song continues, this excitement becomes a dreamy state: the speaker wonders whether the feeling is real, but enjoys being swept up in it.

“Felt the electricity” suggests a sudden, powerful attraction, not literal electricity. Calling the person an “ultimate fantasy” shows how highly the speaker idealizes them, perhaps before knowing them well. “Sleepwalking” and “living a dream” suggest moving through life in a daze, absorbed in excitement. The image of feet that “won’t touch the ground” often means feeling joyful or elated.

The lyrics leave open whether this is love, intense infatuation, or simply the thrill of a new encounter. The questions about fate, destiny, and mistaken identity show that the speaker is unsure how to explain the feeling. Their certainty that the two people belong together sits beside that uncertainty, so the song can sound both delighted and slightly overwhelmed.