Head

The lyrics present a sexually explicit, playful story about attraction that turns into marriage. At first, the speaker describes meeting a woman who is engaged and says she is a virgin. Their flirtation leads to a sexual encounter, and the story then jumps to married life, where the speaker says their sexual relationship continues. The tone is boastful and comic, though its exaggerations also make the relationship sound intense and demanding.

The repeated word “head” refers to oral sex, so the chorus uses a blunt double meaning rather than a hidden metaphor. Phrases such as “til you get enough” and “morning, noon, and night” exaggerate how often the speaker claims to give it. “You married me instead” is a sudden comic turn: the speaker presents marriage as the surprising outcome of their encounter, not as a carefully explained decision.

The woman’s words suggest both hesitation and desire: she identifies herself as a virgin and says she is on her way to be married, but later expresses interest in undressing and going to bed. The lyrics do not explain what changes her mind or how the marriage happens, and the speaker’s confident account may be playful rather than realistic. The song can be read as a comic fantasy about sexual confidence, but its one-sided, boastful narration leaves the woman’s perspective unclear.