Again Again

The speaker is attracted to someone new while still in a relationship, and feels both desire and conflict. She calls the situation unfair, but also admits that this person would be her greatest wish. As the song develops, attraction seems to become a question about whether the new person might offer a more lasting connection than her current partner.

The repeated request to meet “again and again” emphasizes how strongly she wants the encounters to continue. “Lose myself inside your mouth” suggests intense kissing and becoming absorbed in the moment. The details about her eyes changing color show that the new person notices small things about her—unlike the current partner, who “never really saw” her. Here, being seen means feeling understood and paid attention to.

The ending does not resolve the choice. The speaker asks whether the new person would stay if she left her partner, so her desire is mixed with uncertainty about what would happen next. The lyrics may describe a genuine hope for a closer relationship, or a longing shaped by the attention she is missing. They leave open whether this attraction will lead to commitment or remain an intense, possibly temporary affair.