Can't Stand Still

The speaker describes being full of energy and excitement. Seeing an attractive woman, hearing a lively party, drinking, and dancing all bring a strong physical response: he feels he must move. The repeated claim that he “can’t stand still” makes the mood playful, exuberant, and a little boastful.

“Can’t stand still” is an idiom here: it means he cannot keep his body quiet, rather than simply being unable to stand upright. Saying the woman is “tailor made to order” suggests she seems perfectly suited to his taste. The claim that something will “cure all ills” is likely comic exaggeration, presenting pleasure or excitement as a remedy for every problem. “Sippin’ honey” may be a playful way to refer to a sweet drink, though the lyrics do not specify exactly what it is.

The song can be read as a simple celebration of appetite, attraction, music, and movement. Its speaker sounds carried away by whatever gives him pleasure, and the repetition emphasizes that restless feeling more than any detailed story. Some phrases, especially “dancin’ on the water,” are unclear and may be playful or figurative; the lyrics do not provide enough context to fix one meaning. The tone is energetic, but the speaker’s nonstop enthusiasm could also be heard as humorous overstatement.