The song "I Really Like You" by Carly Rae Jepsen is a catchy, upbeat pop song about infatuation and the intense feelings that come with having a crush on someone. The lyrics depict a person who is strongly attracted to someone and can't help but admit their feelings. The song starts with the desire to stop these feelings, but the taste of being infatuated is too addictive. The person feels like they could fly to the moon with the object of their affection and is eager for them to reciprocate their feelings. As the song progresses, it becomes clear that the person knows it's too early to call it love, but they can't help confessing their strong liking for the other person. The lyrics, "I really, really, really, really, really, really like you, And I want you...Do you want me too?" highlight the person's eagerness and hope for the other person's feelings to be mutual. The chorus repeats these feelings multiple times, emphasizing the intensity of the crush. The person acknowledges that they might be saying too much and overthinking when they are apart, but their feelings are overwhelming. Overall, "I Really Like You" is a fun and lighthearted song that captures the excitement and butterflies of having a crush. It showcases the thrill and anticipation of potentially reciprocated feelings in a charming and catchy way.
