"Undo" is a song by Jesse McCartney, released in 2018. The lyrics suggest a seductive and intimate encounter between two individuals. The song begins by using the word "undo" as a metaphor for removing clothing, specifically panties and leggings, in a sensual manner. The lyrics emphasize the anticipation and desire to undress the person, highlighting the idea of physical intimacy. The chorus expresses the urgency and longing for the moment to make love, with the singer stating that it has been a long wait and that they don't want anything to go wrong. The repetition of "undo" reinforces the sexual and intimate theme. The bridge of the song suggests that the person being addressed has a powerful effect on the singer. They are open and unable to resist them, and their first kiss revealed a special connection. The lyrics imply that what will happen between them tonight is too explicit to be filmed or shared publicly. The song continues with the chorus, repeating the idea of undressing and preparing for intimacy. The phrase "going downtown" could refer to performing oral sex, further emphasizing the sexual nature of the song. The outro suggests that the singer may be younger but is still very interested and attracted to the person, asking them to come closer and emphasizing their desire for them. The song ends with the line encouraging the listener to come closer and let the singer undress them. Overall, "Undo" is a provocative and seductive song about desire, physical intimacy, and the anticipation of a sexual encounter.
