Confessions Lyrics – Flo Rida Ganlyrics

Confessions Lyrics Meaning

[Chorus]
In the chorus, the singer confesses their intense attraction to someone and admits they can’t stop staring at them. Even though they know the person is already involved with someone else, they express a desire to take risks and make some mistakes. The repetition of “I got confessions to make” shows they are ready to be honest about their feelings and intentions, despite the consequences.

[Verse 1]
In the first verse, Flo Rida describes the excitement and chemistry he feels with someone. The “spark” represents the instant attraction that leads to a strong, undeniable connection. He references popular culture figures like Harley Quinn and Bonnie & Clyde, symbolizing a rebellious, adventurous relationship. Flo Rida expresses a willingness to go along with whatever comes next, whether it’s risky or exciting, and mentions he wants to enjoy the thrill of the moment. The lines “Get down, or you lay down” suggest a high-energy, competitive vibe, where the stakes are high, and there’s no room for hesitation.

[Pre-Chorus]
Here, Flo Rida acknowledges that both he and the other person have “dirty secrets.” He seems to be implying that they both have things they’re hiding, but he’s willing to share these secrets with them. The line “Let me put these dirty secrets right on you” suggests a desire to open up and embrace the unknown or forbidden, adding a layer of thrill to their connection.

[Chorus]
In the second chorus, Paul Russell repeats the same confessions, emphasizing the irresistible pull toward the person they desire. Their eyes remain fixated on this person’s body, unable to look away, and they’re eager to get to know them better. Even though the person may already have a relationship, the singer is focused on making mistakes together, implying a sense of urgency and an adventurous approach to the situation.

[Post-Chorus]
In the post-chorus, the phrase “I’ve got confessions to make” is repeated to reinforce the honesty and openness the singer feels. They’re letting the other person know they have something important to reveal, hinting at a deeper connection or something unspoken that they’re ready to share.

[Verse 2]
In the second verse, Paul Russell sings about the situation where the person they’re attracted to seems unhappy in their current relationship. They mention that the person’s boyfriend is distant or not aware of what’s happening, and their friends hint that the person is looking to end things. Paul makes it clear that he has his eyes on them and is willing to help them get out of the situation, offering support or an alternative. He expresses confidence, suggesting that if the person is thinking about him, he’s ready to be part of their life.

[Pre-Chorus]
This pre-chorus mirrors the earlier one, reinforcing the theme of shared secrets. Both the singer and the other person are aware of their hidden desires or truths, and there’s an invitation to let those secrets come to the surface, adding an element of excitement and intimacy to their interaction.

[Chorus]
The final chorus repeats the earlier themes: intense attraction, the desire to know the person’s name, and the willingness to make mistakes. The repeated confession of “I got confessions to make” underscores the raw honesty and readiness to act on their feelings, even if it leads to risky situations. The singer can’t stop looking at the other person, and they’re eager to pursue what could be an unforgettable, impulsive connection.

[Post-Chorus]
The post-chorus is an extension of the confession theme, with Flo Rida and others repeating their readiness to reveal their feelings. This creates an ongoing sense of openness and vulnerability, building up the anticipation for what might come next in their unfiltered relationship. The phrase “Let me talk that talk” adds a playful and confident tone to the confession.