Lady Gaga: Fever Meaning
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Playing with the idea of having a literal fever: being "hot", or "horny": "I'm sick of laying down alone with this fever".
Removing the horny factor, it's also about wanting to be in a relationship with the "he" mentioned throughout the song: "Would you be mine? / Could you be mine?"
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