Girl’s Girl Lyrics – Zara Larsson (Midnight Sun)

Girl’s Girl Lyrics Meaning

[Verse 1]
She’s talking about suddenly realizing she has strong feelings for someone, and it’s keeping her up at night. She knows it’s risky and a bit dangerous, but she’s drawn to it. She enjoys the thrill and admits that having a crush isn’t something wrong, even if it’s complicated.

[Pre-Chorus]
She reminds herself to stay rational, but it’s hard because the person she likes is already with someone else. She’s known this friend since childhood and understands the situation, but she can’t resist the strong pull of temptation that’s taking over her thoughts.

[Chorus]
She wants to be a loyal friend and a “girl’s girl,” someone who respects her friend’s relationship, but she can’t hide her feelings for the boy. It’s confusing because she values the friendship, yet her emotions are so strong that she can’t control them. She imagines what it would be like if she could choose freely, and in that fantasy, the boy would belong to her. The conflict between friendship and desire is clear, and she keeps questioning how to handle it. She knows she shouldn’t want him, but the temptation is overwhelming, and she keeps admitting that secretly, she wants him all to herself.

[Verse 2]
Even though nothing physical has happened, she’s already imagining it in her mind. She knows she should be careful, but she’s taking emotional risks anyway. If her friend knew how she felt, it could ruin their friendship completely, and she worries about what might happen if roles were reversed.

[Pre-Chorus]
She continues to tell herself to stay in control, but it’s difficult because the boy belongs to someone else. She’s aware of the history and the connection with her friend, but temptation is too strong, and it’s affecting her judgment despite knowing better.

[Chorus]
She’s struggling with wanting to stay loyal while being pulled toward her feelings for the boy. She knows it’s wrong to want what her friend has, yet the emotions are too strong to ignore. Her heart conflicts with her mind, imagining a world where she could choose freely, and in that scenario, he would be hers. She repeats this inner struggle, knowing it could hurt her friendship, but she can’t help the way she feels. The tension between desire and loyalty keeps growing, making her feel both guilty and tempted at the same time.

[Post-Chorus]
She keeps telling herself to resist because the boy is with her friend, someone she’s known for a long time. Even though she’s fully aware of the consequences, temptation keeps creeping in. Her thoughts are filled with desire, and she can’t easily push it away, feeling caught between wanting him and staying loyal.

[Bridge]
She imagines what it would be like to experience life in her friend’s place and to be close to the boy. It’s a fantasy that can’t happen in real life, but the thought excites her and makes temptation even stronger. She knows it’s impossible, but it doesn’t stop her from dreaming.

[Chorus]
She keeps struggling between being a true friend and her feelings for the boy. The tension is intense because she knows she shouldn’t want him, yet she can’t avoid thinking about him. In her mind, if she had the power to choose freely, the boy would be hers, and she wouldn’t have to hold back. The desire clashes with her loyalty, making her feel guilty but unable to control her emotions. She repeats this internal conflict, emphasizing how strong her attraction is and how hard it is to stay a loyal friend while secretly longing for him.