“Suzanne (At The Church)” Lyrics by Mark Ronson, RAYE is a latest English song in the voices of Mark Ronson, RAYE. Its music too is composed by singer while brand new “Suzanne (At The Church)” song lyrics are also written by Mark Ronson, RAYE. This is a popular song among the people of United States of America. The song “Suzanne (At The Church)” by Mark Ronson and RAYE is about a deep, long-time crush on a mysterious, captivating woman named Suzanne. The singer describes her beauty and charm in vivid, dreamy ways, struggling with whether she feels the same. He finally gathers the courage to say what he’s felt for years—that he wants to be close to her and hold her, because he truly needs her.
Suzanne (At The Church) Lyrics
[Verse 1]
Eyes are like the ocean (Oh), her nails are painted green (Oh)
A cigarette in her mouth and she mouths, “Hey, dear, how you been?” (How you been?)
Grey skies out the window (Oh), but she’s a summer breeze (Oh)
Come and set the tone, I dare, come sit down next to me, Suzanne
Her hair hangs like curtains, her smile is warm like June (Warm like June)
She blinks in slow motion just like something in the Looney Tunes (Looney Tunes)
You can’t tell if she’s into you, she’s a winding road (Winding road)
That I’ve been running on down since I was seven years old
[Chorus]
Suzanne, I would love to hold you if I can, oh
Suzanne, ooh
If you’d allow my left arm and my right arm to collide inside the small of your back
Just like that (I do)
I need you, Suzanne (Suzanne)
Oh, Suzanne, how I need you
Ooh, you look so good
[Verse 2]
This time gives way to the magic hour (Oh), sunset at the bar (Oh)
You put your left ear on my shoulder (Oh) and I wonder if that’s just how you are (How you are)
I whisper to the waiter (Oh), “A glass of something strong” (Oh)
Suz’, I’m about to finally tell you how I’ve been feeling all along, I said, Suzanne
Eyes are like the ocean (Ocean), nails are painted green (Painted green)
And I know this sounds like a line, but I swear you’re the sweetest sight I ever seen (Ever seen)
Now I can’t tell if you’re into me (Into me), so I’ma say it out loud
Things I never say, the things I should’ve said, I could’ve and I guess I’m telling you now
[Chorus]
I would love to hold you if I can
Suzanne (Suzanne, ooh)
If you’d allow my left arm and my right arm to collide inside the small of your back
Just like that (I do)
I need you, Suzanne (Suzanne)
Oh, Suzanne, how I need you
Ooh, you look so good tonight
[Bridge]
And I want and I want and I want her (You look so good tonight)
And I need her and I need her and I need her (Sue, yeah, you look so good tonight)
And I want her and I need her, oh
So, so good, girl, oh
[Interlude]
Woah
Da-da-da, da-da-da, da-da-da, doo-doo
Uh, say
[Pre-Chorus]
Things I never say, the things I should’ve said, I could’ve and I guess I’m telling you now
[Chorus]
I would love to hold you if I can
Suzanne (Suzanne, ooh)
If you’d allow my left arm and my right arm to collide inside the small of your back
Just like that (I do)
I need you, Suzanne (Suzanne)
Oh, Suzanne, how I need you
Ooh, you look so good tonight
[Outro]
You look so good tonight
Oh, but you look so good tonight
You look so good tonight
[Spoken]
I like that one
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Suzanne (At The Church) Lyrics Meaning
[Verse 1]
The singer is totally mesmerized by Suzanne. He notices every little detail—her ocean-like eyes, green-painted nails, and the way she casually greets him with a cigarette in her mouth. Even though the weather outside is gloomy, her presence feels warm and refreshing, like a breeze on a summer day. He invites her to sit close, hoping for a deeper connection. Her hair and smile remind him of comfort and warmth, and the way she blinks feels like a dreamy movie moment. But despite all this, he can’t figure her out. She’s mysterious and unpredictable, almost like a puzzle he’s been trying to solve since he was a kid. There’s a strong mix of nostalgia and longing here—like he’s been chasing this feeling, or maybe even her, for a really long time without ever knowing if he’s getting closer or not.
[Chorus]
The singer just wants to hold Suzanne close, if she’ll let him. He’s imagining wrapping his arms around her and feeling that closeness he’s been longing for. There’s a real tenderness here—he’s not just saying he wants her, he’s saying he needs her. And on top of all that, he’s completely taken by how beautiful she looks in that moment.
[Verse 2]
Now the scene shifts to a cozy, romantic setting—sunset at a bar, that golden “magic hour.” Suzanne leans her head on his shoulder, and he’s left wondering if she’s naturally that affectionate or if it means something more. He quietly asks for a strong drink to steady himself because he’s finally ready to be honest about his feelings. He repeats how stunning she is, bringing up her eyes and nails again, just to emphasize how unforgettable she is to him. Even though he’s scared she might not feel the same, he doesn’t want to hold back anymore. All the things he’s never had the courage to say before are about to spill out. He’s tired of guessing and hiding—this is his moment to finally speak his truth, no matter what happens next.
[Chorus]
Once again, he expresses how much he wants to hold Suzanne. It’s not just physical—he’s reaching out emotionally too. He needs her in his life and can’t get over how amazing she looks tonight.
[Bridge]
This part really shows how strong his feelings are. He’s not just repeating himself—he’s overwhelmed by how much he wants and needs her. It’s almost like he’s saying it over and over just to get the weight of those emotions off his chest.
[Interlude]
This is just a musical break, more of a vibe than actual words—meant to keep the feeling flowing.
[Pre-Chorus]
He’s owning up to everything he kept inside. All the things he didn’t say before, the chances he didn’t take—he’s finally saying them now because he can’t hold it in any longer.
[Chorus]
He still wants to hold her, still needs her, and he can’t get over how incredible she looks. It’s like every time he says it, it becomes more real for him. Tonight especially, she’s completely got his heart.
[Outro]
He can’t stop admiring her—tonight, she just looks absolutely stunning in his eyes.
[Spoken]
He quietly reacts, liking what was just played or sung—maybe a nod to the recording process or just a personal moment.
FAQs
Q. Who has sung Suzanne (At The Church) song?
A. Suzanne (At The Church) song is sung by Mark Ronson, RAYE.
Q. Who wrote Suzanne (At The Church) lyrics?
A. Suzanne (At The Church) lyrics are penned by Mark Ronson, RAYE.
Q. Who has given the music of Suzanne (At The Church) song?
A. Suzanne (At The Church) music is composed and produced by Mark Ronson, RAYE.
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