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The meaning of the lyrics of the song "Wild" by the artist "Trevor Daniel"

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In "Wild," Trevor Daniel sings about an intense attraction and desire for a girl who drives him crazy. He is obsessed with her, can't stop thinking about her, and dreams about her.

He offers her intimacy, comfort, and escape from reality. He is ready to open up to her, despite his usual guarded nature, and create a safe space for her. The lyrical hero encourages her to call him when she is ready, promising to be there and fulfill her desires.

The phrase "you're driving me wild" is repeated throughout the text, emphasizing the strength of his feelings, bordering on obsession. The image of "blowing my mind" conveys the passion and loss of control over himself caused by this girl. He's lost in the emotion and completely enamored by her.

Ooh, ooh, ooh, ooh

Ooh, ooh, ooh, ooh

Call me up

Sweetie, I've been thinking 'bout you

But that's not enough

I've been dreaming 'bout you, oh

But you drive me wild, wild, wild

But you drive me crazy, oh

But you drive me wild, wild, wild

But you drive me crazy, yeah

Baby, I might let you get

Comfortable in my comfort zone

I don't open up too much

But you're the one, the one

Baby, we can put the past behind us

And we could dance like diamonds

Let 'em say what they want about us

We can leave, they'll never find us, no, oh

Three in the morning up

Call me if you want it, love

Got it if you need it

Hit me when you want me

I've been looking for a while

And now you getting closer

Tryna keep my head down

But it's been in the clouds, baby, oh

I need you to call me up

Sweetie, I've been thinking 'bout you

But that's not enough

I've been dreaming 'bout you, oh

But you drive me wild, wild, wild

But you drive me crazy, oh

But you drive me wild, wild, wild

But you drive me crazy, yeah

Call me up

Sweetie, I've been thinking 'bout you

But that's not enough

I've been dreaming 'bout you, oh

But you drive me wild, wild, wild

But you drive me crazy, oh

But you drive me wild, wild, wild

But you drive me crazy, yeah

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