The song "Black Magic" by Hardwell is an upbeat electronic dance track that combines elements of house music with pop and rock influences. The lyrics primarily revolve around the mysterious and captivating effect someone has on the narrator. The opening lines, "I'm still a mess, you turn up, My skin, it starts to burn up" suggest that the narrator is emotionally vulnerable or unstable. However, the presence of this person, often referred to as "you," has a powerful and almost intoxicating impact on the narrator. The phrase "I burn up, I burn up" exemplifies the intense emotions and feelings evoked by their presence. The repetition of the lines "I sit unless you turn up, So what kind of voodoo do you do?" emphasizes the fascination and curiosity the narrator holds towards this individual. The term "voodoo" is figuratively used here, implying that the person possesses some sort of enchantment or spellbinding ability that captivates the narrator's attention. Overall, the song "Black Magic" portrays the irresistible allure of someone who possesses an indescribable influence over the narrator. It reflects on the inexplicable and almost magical qualities that can attract and ensnare a person's emotions and senses.
