“DAISIES Lyrics” by Justin Bieber

“Daisies” is a modern Justin Bieber love song: intimate, text-aware, and pop–R&B in tone. Within Bieber’s career arc — from teen-star pop to a more mature, relationship-focused songwriter — this type of track fits his frequent exploration of love, vulnerability, and the negotiation of public/private romance. The floral title evokes traditional symbolism (daisies ≈ innocence, simplicity, sincerity), which the lyrics twist into a 21st-century courtship shaped by messaging, distance, and desire.

Lyrics (full — as you provided)

[Verse 1]
Throwin' petals like, "Do you love me or not?"
Head is spinnin', and it don't know when to stop
'Cause you said, "Forever," babe, did you mean it or not?
Hold on, hold on
You leave me on read, babe, but I still get the message
Instead of a line, it's three dots, but I can connect them
And if it ain't right, babe, you know I'll respect it
But if you need time, just take your time
Honey, I get it, I get it, I get it

[Chorus]
Way you got me all in my head
Think I'd rather you in my bed
Whatever it is, you know I can take it
I'm countin' the days, how many days 'til I can see you again?

[Verse 2]
Blowin' kisses like, "Will you catch 'em or not?"
I'm Cupid with arrows, babe, I'm just shootin' my shot, mm-mm
If I could get in, drop me a pin, hop in the— and come over
Don't wanna be friends, just skin-to-skin, I wanna get closer and closer and closer, uh

[Chorus]
The way you got me all in my head
Think I'd rather you in my bed
Whatever it is, you know I can take it
I'm countin' the days, how many days 'til I can see you again?

[Bridge]
You got me all, all, my love (All in my feelings, babe)
And you got me all, I've been all in my feelings
And you got me all, all weak in my knees every time (You got me all in my head, you got me all in my head, you got—)
‘Cause you got me all, all in my feelings (You got me all in my head, you got me all in my head, you got—)
Every time

[Chorus]
The way you got me all in my head (You got me all in my head)
Think I'd rather you in my bed
Whatever it is, you know I can take it
I'm countin' the days, how many days 'til I can see you again?

Key quoted lines (important imagery):
“Throwin’ petals like, ‘Do you love me or not?’”
“You leave me on read, babe, but I still get the message”
“Think I’d rather you in my bed / I’m countin’ the days”
“Don’t wanna be friends, just skin-to-skin”

Step-by-Step breakdown — line-by-line meaning (brief)

Verse 1

• “Throwin’ petals like, ‘Do you love me or not?’” — romantic gesture used as a question; romantic uncertainty packaged in a classic image.
• “Head is spinnin’…” — emotional dizziness; lovestruck confusion.
• “’Cause you said, ‘Forever,’ babe, did you mean it or not?” — tests promise vs. reality.
• “You leave me on read… I still get the message” — modern-texting shorthand: silence still communicates.
• “Instead of a line, it’s three dots…” — reads ellipses as emotional signal; he interprets pause as meaning.
• “If it ain’t right… but if you need time” — respects boundaries while expressing patience; balancing desire and consent.
• “Honey, I get it…” — reassurance, repeated to emphasize understanding.

Chorus

• “Way you got me all in my head” — obsessive thinking, anticipation.
• “Think I’d rather you in my bed” — physical desire; intimacy preferred over fantasy.
• “Whatever it is, you know I can take it” — willingness to handle complexity/hesitation.
• “I’m countin’ the days…” — longing and anticipation.

Verse 2

• “Blowin’ kisses… Will you catch ’em or not?” — testing reciprocation.
• “I’m Cupid… shootin’ my shot” — confident pursuit but still playful.
• “Drop me a pin… come over” — real-world logistics of modern dating.
• “Don’t wanna be friends, just skin-to-skin” — clear statement of wanting more than friendship; physical intimacy central.

Bridge

• Repeats emotional surrender: “all in my feelings,” “weak in my knees” — vulnerability and certainty of attraction.

Final Chorus

• Reaffirms the main emotional state: waiting, wanting, patient but hungry for closeness.

Side-by-side annotated lyric sheet (representative lines + meaning with emojis)

Song details

Theme — central ideas (short)

• Desire vs. patience: wants immediacy (bed, skin-to-skin) but accepts the other’s pacing.
• Modern romance signals: text silence, ellipses, pins; how we read digital cues.
• Playful persistence: shoots his shot but remains emotionally respectful.
• Longing and anticipation: counting days until reunion.

Meaning — overall interpretation

“Daisies” is a straightforward romantic track: the narrator oscillates between playful pursuit and anxious waiting. He turns old-fashioned romance (petals/daisies) into contemporary courtship (texts, pins), signaling both sincerity and modern impatience. The emotional core is desire tempered by respect — he wants closeness urgently but promises to honor the other’s timing.

FAQs (brief)

Q: Is this song romantic or sexual?
A: Both — it blends tender romantic gestures with explicit desire for physical intimacy.

Q: What do the “three dots” mean?
A: In texting, ellipses often indicate someone is typing or hesitating; here they function as an emotional clue he can interpret.

Q: Why “daisies”?
A: Daisies traditionally symbolize innocence and sincerity; using them frames his advances as earnest rather than exploitative.

Q: Is the narrator respectful of consent?
A: Yes — he repeatedly offers patience (“if you need time, just take your time”) while clearly stating his wishes.

Q: Who is the song for?
A: A love interest whose affection is uncertain; could read as personal (specific person) or general (any romantic partner).

Conclusion (brief + emojis)

“Daisies” mixes old-school romantic imagery with modern dating mechanics to portray someone deeply infatuated but willing to wait. It’s equal parts craving and courtesy — a pop snapshot of attraction in the texting age. 🌼📱🛏️❤️