Espresso Lyrics – Sabrina Carpenter

[Verse 1: Sabrina Carpenter]
I can’t relate to desperation
My “give a f**ks” are on vacation
And I got this one boy and he won’t stop calling
When they act this way, I know I got ’em

Explanation of Verse 1
Sabrina Carpenter expresses her self-assuredness, stating that she doesn’t understand desperation and isn’t concerned with others’ opinions.She mentions a patient girlfriend who keeps calling her, indicating that she has a strong effect on people.

[Pre-Chorus: Sabrina Carpenter]
Too bad your ex don’t do it for ya
Walked in and dream-came-trued it for ya
Soft skin and I perfumed it for ya (Yes)
I know I Mountain Dew it for ya (Yes)
That morning coffee, brewed it for ya (Yes)
One touch and I brand-newed it for ya

Explanation of Pre-Chorus
Here, the protagonist describes how she goes above and beyond for her love interest, suggesting that she’s attentive and caring.She uses sportful conceits like” Mountain Dew it” and” brand- newed it” to convey the depth of her sweats.

[Post-Chorus: Sabrina Carpenter]
Holy sh!t
Is it that sweet? I guess so

Explanation of Post-Chorus
The protagonist reacts to the intensity of the situation with a bit of shock and amusement, emphasizing the impact she has.

[Verse 2: Sabrina Carpenter]
I’m working late ’cause I’m a singer
Oh, he looks so cute wrapped ’round my finger
My twisted humor make him laugh so often
My honeybee, come and get this pollen

Explanation of Verse 2
Sabrina Carpenter highlights her profession as a singer and how it adds to her allure. She mentions her capability to make her love interest laugh and refers to him as her” honeybee,” inferring a close and tender relationship.

[Outro: Sabrina Carpenter]
Is it that sweet? I guess so
Mm, that’s that me, espresso

Explanation of Outro
The outro reiterates the theme of intensity and sweetness, with Sabrina Carpenter reflecting on the effect she has on others.
OVERALL
Espresso” celebrates tone- confidence, fierceness, and the capability to allure othersSabrina Carpenter portrays herself as someone who knows her worth and is not hysterical to assert her influence. The conceit of espresso adds a subcaste of intensity and dependence to the narrative, emphasizing the infectious nature of her personality.