Low Key In Love Lyrics – Jaira Burns

[Pre-Chorus]
Here, the narrator reflects on the conflicting emotions she experiences when around the person she loves. She admits to indulging in moments of intimacy while simultaneously trying to maintain a facade of detachment. The reference to getting "drunk on the weekends" suggests that alcohol might serve as a temporary escape from her emotions, but ultimately, she cannot deny her growing affection.

[Chorus]
The chorus is the central confession of the song, where the narrator openly admits her feelings of love, albeit in a subdued manner ("low key"). She acknowledges the inevitability of her emotions and the futility of trying to suppress them. Despite her attempts to hide or control her love, she finds herself unable to resist it, as her body responds instinctively to her feelings.

[Verse 2]
In this verse, the narrator continues to express her struggle with accepting her feelings for the person she loves. She describes trying to conceal her emotions, but ultimately failing as she finds herself drawn to the person's qualities and personality. The mention of calling other friends by the person's name indicates how deeply ingrained her thoughts of them have become.

[Pre-Chorus]
The second pre-chorus reinforces the internal conflict and vulnerability of the narrator. Despite knowing that she shouldn't let herself get too close or express her feelings openly, she finds it increasingly difficult to maintain her emotional distance.

[Chorus]
The chorus repeats, emphasizing the narrator's inability to contain her love. The repetition reinforces the intensity and inevitability of her emotions, as she resigns herself to the fact that she is "low key in love" with the person.

[Outro]
The outro restates the initial surprise at the narrator, a girl, falling in love, highlighting the unexpected nature of her emotions. It reinforces the idea that love can defy expectations and societal norms, regardless of one's gender or preconceived notions. ...Read Less