Body to Body by Sture Zetterberg (2024)

Do, do do do do
Do do do do
Do do do do, do do do do, do do do do
Do, do do do do

You keep me wondering
Is our love strong, just like a love song
Baby, it's haunting me

To know what you're thinking
It's like I'm sinking, deep underwater
Maybe it's harder, harder
Harder for me
Oh, harder for me

Maybe we're over it
Or maybe just lovers
'Cause under the covers
Baby, you're showing me
How to be fearless so no one can hear us
You're throwing the pillows to the floor
Now put you're lovin', lovin, lovin' on me
Ayy, lovin' on me

Maybe you won't see me get emotional
And sometimes I pretend I'm just above it all
But I want you lying next to me
Yeah, I want your body, body, body too
Yeah, body too

And baby, please don't think I run away from you
It's just sometimes I get scared to dive into it
I want you lying next to me
Yeah, I want your body, body, your body too
Yeah, body too

Will you be my ride or die?
Around all these people
Trying to be someone better than you and I
Posing for pictures but nobody listens
To anything that you have to say
Can't we just leave and walk away?
Walk away, walk away

Maybe you won't see me get emotional
And sometimes I pretend I'm just above it all
But I want you lying next to me
Yeah, I want your body, body, body too
Yeah, body too

And, baby, please don't think I run away from you
It's just sometimes I get scared to dive into it
I want you lying next to me
Yeah, I want your body, body, your body too
Yeah, body too

(I want your body, body)
(I want your body, body)
(I want your body, body)
(Not just some body, body)
(I want your body, body)
(I want your body, body)
(I want your body, body) ooh, yeah baby
(Body, body)
(I want your body, body) I want your body
(I want your body, body) I want your body
(I want your body, body) oh, I want your body
(Not just some body, body)
(I want your body, body) yeah, I want your body
(I want your body, body) you know I want your body

(I want your body, body)
I want your body (body, body)

The song "Body to Body" by Sture Zetterberg explores the complexities of a romantic relationship. The singer is filled with uncertainty, wondering if their love is truly strong enough to last. The lyrics convey a sense of helplessness, as if the singer is sinking deeper and deeper underwater, unable to escape the anxieties that plague their mind. Despite these fears, the singer is still deeply in love and craves physical intimacy with their partner.

The chorus of the song emphasizes the power of physical touch and the need to feel close to another person. The singer wants their partner to be by their side, not just as another body, but as a meaningful presence in their life. The second verse touches on the challenges of navigating a relationship in public, with the pressure to present a certain image to those around them. The last part of the song repeats the desire for physical intimacy and emotional closeness, emphasizing how simple yet profound these desires can be.

Overall, "Body to Body" is a song that explores the highs and lows of being in love. It captures the uncertainty and insecurities that can accompany even the strongest of relationships, while also highlighting the profound importance of physical and emotional connection.

Do, do do do do
The singer opens the song with a melodic hum.

You keep me wondering
The singer is confused and wants clarification on the status of their love.

Is our love strong, just like a love song
The singer wonders if their love is as true and powerful as love songs typically suggest.

Baby, it's haunting me
The singer feels troubled and disturbed by their uncertain relationship.

To know what you're thinking
The singer is eager to understand their partner's thoughts and feelings.

It's like I'm sinking, deep underwater
The singer feels overwhelmed and drowning in their own emotions.

Maybe it's harder, harder
The singer admits that their situation is difficult to navigate and solve.

Harder for me
The singer expresses that he feels particularly burdened and affected by their relationship issues.

Maybe we're over it
The singer suggests that their relationship may already be at its end.

Or maybe just lovers
The singer considers the possibility that they may still be in love, despite their struggles.

'Cause under the covers
The singer implies that their physical intimacy is still passionate and strong.

Baby, you're showing me
The singer appreciates his partner's affection and intimacy.

How to be fearless so no one can hear us
The singer values the private and intimate nature of their relationship and doesn't want their love life to be publicized by others.

You're throwing the pillows to the floor
The singer describes a passionate moment where their partner is physically showing their love and desire.

Now put you're lovin', lovin, lovin' on me
The singer pleads for their partner to continue showing their affection in a physical way.

Maybe you won't see me get emotional
The singer tries to suppress his emotions in front of his partner.

And sometimes I pretend I'm just above it all
The singer tries to act indifferent and unaffected by their relationship issues.

But I want you lying next to me
Despite his attempts to act distant, the singer truly desires physical affection from his partner.

Yeah, I want your body, body, body too
The singer desires physical intimacy with their partner, not just a casual hookup.

And, baby, please don't think I run away from you
The singer wants their partner to know that they are committed to their relationship, despite their emotional struggles.

It's just sometimes I get scared to dive into it
The singer admits to having fears about their relationship and the emotional vulnerability that comes with it.

Will you be my ride or die?
The singer asks their partner if they will be committed to their relationship through thick and thin.

Around all these people
The singer acknowledges the pressures from society and others that may negatively affect their relationship.

Trying to be someone better than you and I
The singer recognizes the societal pressure to be competitive and put on a facade in front of others in order to impress them.

Posing for pictures but nobody listens
The singer recognizes the facade that others put on to appear happy and successful, but their true emotions and problems are ignored.

To anything that you have to say
The singer acknowledges the lack of genuine communication and support that they receive from others.

Can't we just leave and walk away?
The singer suggests that they should just leave the facade and pressures of society behind in order to focus on their own relationship.

I want your body (body, body)
The singer repeats their desire for physical intimacy with their partner.