Natalie Lauren decides to take a chance on love in her new single, “Swoonin’.” If the person she admires wants to be in a relationship, Natalie Lauren says she’d be all in. Her passion for this anonymous person is channeled through the warm, cheery R&B instrumental. The singer-songwriter expresses herself through a soprano range.
In “Swoonin’,” Natalie Lauren details extravagant dates centered on good vibes and a strong connection. The ideal hangout consists of enticing car races and visiting upscale locations. There’ve also been moments where they’ve snuggled up. As time flies by, the two find themselves getting closer. Also, given the lyrics, we can see that they’ve shared some of the best times together. Bystanders see the chemistry they share as well, asking them if they’re just friends.
Though this may feel like a seasonal type of love, Natalie Lauren hints that their partnership can be all year round. If this person wants to stay committed, she’s in it for the long haul.
She sings,
“Summer re-runs love is on repeat/Monte Carlo/Motel mansion/And the car go shotgun ’til our eyes low all the smoke/Where’d the roof go blue clouds in a two-door kicking that sh*t till we judo/Unraveling your skin, and we’re passing up just friends/If you’re asking if I’m in, I’m all in.“
As the hook progresses, Natalie Lauren assures them that their romantic feelings are valid. She tells this person that time is of the essence. There’s no day like the present when it comes to seeing where this relationship could take them.
Deeper into “Swoonin’,” the top-charting wordsmith Natalie Lauren invites her dearest to a world of everlasting love. She vows to be their confidant and make every moment count. Their withstanding union will guarantee serendipity.
“Share your dreams right here across my lap/Secret wonders all are safe with me/Seize your summer,” she sings. “Come home play with me/Monte Carlo/Jack Pot winning on auto/Kisses hittin like lotto/Love Rich Gold elderado.”
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By: Natalee Gilbert