Yeah-yeah, yeah, yeah-yeah
Mm
You don’t do what I ask you to
But I can’t complain, I mean look at you
And after all, huh, we all got our faults
Bet you could do some complainin’ too
I don’t love the way you love me
But when you doin’ it, you look real fine (Yeah, yeah, yeah)
People think I’m lucky
And I’m in agreement most of the time (Yeah, yeah, yeah)
Pour some fire on the fuel
You’re beautiful and I’m a fool
Even when you’re horrible
Baby, you’re adorable
Oh, yeah, oh, oh
Yeah, oh
Baby, you’re adorable
So make me laugh until I cry
It’s gonna last ’til we die, or maybe not (Yeah)
You’re what I’ve got
I’d call it off, if you weren’t so hot
I don’t love the way you love me
But when you doin’ it, you look real fine (Yeah, yeah, yeah)
People think I’m lucky
And I’m in agreement most of the time (Yeah, yeah, yeah)
Pour some fire on the fuel
You’re beautiful and I’m a fool
Even when you’re horrible
Baby, you’re adorable
Like the cutest kitten yawnin’
Late at nights and early mornings
Every day you give me warnings
You keep me wanting
Don’t start workin’ hard to please me
Let me make it simple, easy
You’re a lot but never boring
It’s never boring
Oh, yeah (Oh, yeah)
Oh, oh (Oh, oh)
Yeah, oh
Baby, you’re adorable
I don’t love the way you love me
But when you doin’ it, you look real fine (Yeah, yeah, yeah)
People think I’m lucky
And I’m in agreement most of the time (Yeah, yeah, yeah, haha)
Pour some fire on the fuel
I might be delusional
Even when you’re horrible
Baby, you’re adorable
Oh, yeah, oh, oh
Yeah, oh
Baby, you’re adorable
Doo-doo, doo-doo
Doo-doo, doo-doo
Baby, you’re adorable
Finding Flaws and Falling Hard
“Adorable” by Natasha Bedingfield is a refreshingly honest take on love’s imperfections. Rather than idealizing her partner, Bedingfield acknowledges their faults—and her own—while admitting an irresistible attraction. The lyrics playfully navigate the realities of relationships: we may not always appreciate how our loved ones treat us, but their charm and allure often outweigh the negatives. This duality is captured in lines like “I don’t love the way you love me, but when you doin’ it, you look real fine,” highlighting the push and pull of affection and frustration.
The Charm of Real, Imperfect Love
Bedingfield’s writing is witty and relatable, comparing her partner’s quirks to an “adorable” kitten and confessing that even the worst traits can’t overshadow what’s endearing. The song’s upbeat tone and catchy melody reinforce the theme: love isn’t perfect, but it’s definitely worth it when both partners bring joy, humor, and authenticity to the table.
Song Credits
- Artist: Natasha Bedingfield
- Release Year: 2024