falling

The speaker is reminiscing about the first thing someone said to them. They mention that they can't seem to understand their own body. There is a mention of someone showing up at their door but not being seen leaving. The speaker wonders if this person is the one they were expecting. They find it funny when they said hello to this person. The speaker expresses their feelings for this person and hopes to have them back. They mention that there is no more picture on the line. The speaker wakes up from the previous night and hopes the person doesn't mind something new. The phrase "sing it!" is mentioned but its context is unclear. The speaker repeats that there is no more picture on the line. It was the first thing you ever said to me now I just can't seem to know, my body's like a no-how There's no more picture on the line You showed up at my door, but I didn't see you leave I said, are you the one, I think you're coming to me I guess you found it funny, when I said, hello honey So cute singing and funny, it's time I went to get it I, I'm really falling for you I, think what you're putting me through I'll have you back for me now I just can't seem to know, my body's like a no-how There's no more picture on the line Waking up from my last night, I hope you don't mind You said you're something new, taking me on a ride Sing it! I'll have you back for me now I just can't seem to know, my body's like a no-how There's no more picture on the line No more picture on the line No more picture on the line