Vows Lyrics by Finn Askew
(Feat. Ezra Skys)
(The singer asks for love and promises commitment through vows.)
What you cookin’ up?
Need that recipe
What’s your secret, girl?
Can you show me, please?
Would you show me, please?
Can you tell me, please?
Angel from above, hidden differently
Wonder how you taste, like a victory
It’s a mystery
Cause we’ve never been
I need you and me and love
I need L-O-V-E love
Need your love, need your love
Go and turn that heat on
Need your L-O-V-E love, love, love
I’ve already wrote my vows
My vows, my vows
Ready to say them out loud
Out loud, out loud
Cause I’ll be there for you, girl
There’s no letting you down
Keep my promise, keep my vows
My vows, my vows
Keep my word and keep my vows
I can make you proud
I can make you
We can go for hours
Sing your ass to sleep
wake you up with breakfast and batter
Kisses on your neck
anything you want no hesitation
Girl, you know you’re so f***ing amazing
I got a ring and got you flowers, shit
So won’t you take my ring and flowers, cause
I’ve already wrote my vows
My vows, my vows
Ready to say them out loud
Out loud, out loud
Cause I’ll be there for you, girl
There’s no letting you down
Keep my promise, keep my vows
My vows, my vows
I need you and me and love
I need L-O-V-E love
Need your love, need your love
Go and turn that heat on
Need your L-O-V-E love, love, love
Lyrics Summary: The speaker asks what someone is cooking and wants their recipe, calling them an angel and wondering how they taste. He says he needs love and asks to turn the heat on. He has already written his vows and is ready to say them out loud, promising to be there for her and not let her down. He says he can make her proud, they can go for hours, and he’ll wake her with breakfast and kisses. He tells her she’s amazing and asks her to take his ring and flowers.
Song Meaning: This song is a heartfelt confession of someone who’s completely captivated—not just by attraction, but by the mystery and magic of the person they love. At its core, it’s about craving a deeper connection, one that feels both exciting and sacred. The singer isn’t just asking for a recipe or a secret; they’re asking to understand what makes this person so uniquely wonderful, comparing their presence to a “victory” and something heavenly.
But it’s more than infatuation—it’s commitment. The repeated emphasis on vows shows this person is ready to promise their life to their partner, not just dream about it. They’ve already written their promises and are eager to live them: being dependable, devoted, and present in both big moments and small, intimate ones like singing them to sleep or making breakfast.
Ultimately, the song blends desire with devotion. It’s about turning up the “heat” of passion while grounding it in real, lasting love—a love that’s patient, proud, and ready to be shouted out loud.