: The singer acknowledges that they "both know that it's wrong," but the connection is "much too strong to let it go now".

While your request for likely refers to the classic soul ballad by Billy Paul , there are a couple of other popular references this could mean. Here are the most likely interpretations:

Since this is the most direct match, The Story Behind the Song

Written by Kenny Gamble, Leon Huff, and Cary Gilbert, the song was inspired by a real-life observation. The writers noticed a man and a woman who would meet at a bar in Philadelphia every day at the same time, sit in the same booth, and then leave separately. While the writers didn't actually know the pair, they imagined a secret, forbidden romance between them and turned it into a chart-topping hit.

: Though the title is slightly different, many people associate "Mrs. Jones" with this 1993 rock song about two friends dreaming of fame to overcome their loneliness.

: A soulful ballad about an extramarital affair between a man and a woman who meet every day at a cafe. It is famous for its smooth vocals and the line, "We got a thing going on."

Which of these were you looking for a or deeper analysis on?

: They meet at the same cafe at 6:30 every day to hold hands and listen to their favorite song on the jukebox.