The Cigarette Duet
Princess Chelsea Lyrics

It's just a cigarette and it cannot be that bad
The singer is trying to downplay the harm that smoking can cause, despite it being a well-known fact.

Honey, don't you love me and you know it makes me sad?
The singer is manipulating their partner by making them feel guilty for their smoking habits.

It's just a cigarette, like you always used to do
The singer is trying to justify their smoking habits by comparing it to their partner's past behavior.

I was different then, I don't need them to be cool
The artist is trying to distance themselves from their past behavior and is implying that they no longer need to smoke to fit in.

It's just a cigarette and it harms your pretty lungs
The artist is acknowledging the fact that smoking is harmful to their health, but is still trying to downplay the risks.

Well, it's only twice a week, so there's not much of a chance
The singer is trying to rationalize their smoking habits by claiming that they only smoke infrequently, therefore the risk to their health is minimized.

It's just a cigarette, it'll soon be only ten
The singer is implying that they will quit smoking soon, but there's no indication that this will actually happen.

Honey, can't you trust me when I want to stop I can
The artist is asking their partner to trust them when they say they will quit smoking, but there's no indication that they will actually follow through with this promise.

Maybe, but is it worth it if we fight?
The artist is questioning whether their smoking habit is worth the tension it causes in their relationship.

It's just a cigarette that I got from Jamie-Lee
The artist is trying to place the blame for their smoking habit on someone else, rather than accepting responsibility.

She's gonna get a smack and I'm gonna give you three
The singer is being flippant about a violent act they plan to commit.

It's just a cigarette and I only did it once
The artist is trying to downplay the frequency of their smoking habit.

It's only twice a week so there's not much of a chance
The singer is repeating a line from earlier in the song, continuing to rationalize their smoking habit.

It's just a cigarette and I'm sorry that I did it
The singer acknowledges that smoking is harmful and expresses regret for smoking, but there's no indication that they plan to stop.

Honey, can't you trust me when I want to stop I can
The singer repeats a line from earlier in the song, asking their partner to trust them when they say they will quit smoking.

La, la, la, la, la, la, la, la
These are nonsense words that don't convey any meaning.