Da Ya Think I'm Sexy

The lyrics describe two people who are attracted to each other but feel nervous about making their interest clear. At first, they hesitate and look for reassurance; the repeated invitation to “let me know” turns the song into a playful request for direct communication. By morning, they seem more comfortable together, though they are still strangers in an important sense.

Several images show their nervous excitement: his dry lips and her pounding heart suggest physical signs of attraction. His heart “beating like a drum” makes his anxiety feel loud and hard to control. The request for a dime to phone his mother briefly interrupts the romantic mood, adding a comic, unexpected detail. Later, the cold rain outside contrasts with their warmth and companionship indoors.

The story can be read as light and flirtatious, but it also hints at uncertainty about what the encounter means. They spend the night together, yet the lyrics call them “total strangers,” suggesting that physical closeness does not necessarily mean deep familiarity. Their relaxed morning may imply affection, or simply a pleasant continuation of a casual meeting. The song leaves that distinction open rather than explaining what happens next.