In the context of this song, "___________ in you" is a poetic way to say you are lost and distracted because you like the person very much and can not think about anything else.

In the context of this song, "breathe me in" and "breathe me out" means to take the time to fully appreciate a person, as if you were taking them into your lungs like a big breath of air!

In the context of this song, it is playing with the phrase "sugar ____" which is the feeling of having too much physical energy when you have eaten too much sugar.

Note the contraction with an apostrophe because the word is usually pronounced without the final 't'

In the context of this song, "washed away in you" is a poetic way to say you are lost and distracted because you like the person very much and can not think about anything else.

In the context of this song, "breathe me in" and "breathe me out" means to take the time to fully appreciate a person, as if you were taking them into your lungs like a big breath of air!

In the context of this song, it is playing with the phrase "sugar high" which is the feeling of having too much physical energy when you have eaten too much sugar.

Note the contraction with an apostrophe because the word is usually pronounced without the final 't'

In the context of this song, "washed away in you" is a poetic way to say you are lost and distracted because you like the person very much and can not think about anything else.

In the context of this song, "breathe me in" and "breathe me out" means to take the time to fully appreciate a person, as if you were taking them into your lungs like a big breath of air!

In the context of this song, it is playing with the phrase "sugar high" which is the feeling of having too much physical energy when you have eaten too much sugar.

Note the contraction with an apostrophe because the word is usually pronounced without the final 't'