6 Of Harry Styles' Sexiest Lyrics

• 'Watermelon Sugar'

  We all know by now that the song is an innuendo for the female orgasm. With the opening lines, “Tastes like strawberries on a summer evenin’ and it sounds just like a song. I want more berries and that summer feelin’. It’s so wonderful and warm.” Styles said the track from his Fine Line album is “kind of about that initial euphoria of when you start seeing someone, you start sleeping with someone or just being around someone and you have that excitement about them.” He dedicated the music video to “touching.”

• 'Fine Line'

  The track of the same name of his sophomore album, “Fine Line” has Styles singing: “You sunshine, you temptress, my hand’s at risk, I fold. Crisp trepidation, I’ll try to shake this soon. Spreading you open is the only way of knowing you.” His airy singing and ethereal instrumentation is giving Bon Iver vibes as he evokes the highs and lows of love. It is fittingly the last song of the album and although it can be a sad song, it is also very raw in emotion.

• 'Adore You'

  From his sophomore album, Harry defiantly sings, “Oh, honey, I’d walk through fire for you. Just let me adore you, like it’s the only thing I’ll ever do.” The track features Harry speaking about his love and passion for a significant other, and the extent to which he would do things for his lover. He previously explained in an interview that the track is about “that initial infatuation stage when you get that heavy feeling of just bliss, like a blissful, very joyous connection with someone.”

• 'Kiwi'

  In this hard rock track from his debut album, Harry belts, “She’s driving me crazy, but I’m into it. But I’m into it, I’m kinda into it. It’s getting crazy, I think I’m losing it. I think I’m losing it, oh, I think she said.” He said, “As one of the first ones I wrote for the album, it includes lyrics about cigarettes, liquor, a femme fatale, and a one night stand. He later said that “it started out as a joke, now it’s one of my favorite songs.”

• 'From the Dining Table'

  In this acoustic track from his debut self-titled album, Harry sings, “Woke up alone in this hotel room, played with myself, where were you? Fell back to sleep, I got drunk by noon. I’ve never felt less cool.” The song is somber and filled with longing as the musician sees the person he loved move on to someone else. He said the song was the most personal to him and his favorite one off the album.

• 'Cinema'

  In this funky, sexy track from Harry’s House, Harry sings, “I guess we’re in time if you’re getting yourself wet for me. I guess you’re all mine. You’re sleeping in this bed with me.” The song is about the early, uncertain phase of a relationship. He worries he isn’t cool enough for the person he is with and is nervous that he might come on too strong. By the end of the song, Styles finds his confidence and basks in the happiness of mutual affection and great sex. The track is widely speculated to be about his ex, Olivia Wilde, who he met on the set of the film, Don’t Worry Darling.