So Glad You're Mine

The speaker celebrates a passionate, joyful relationship. He describes his partner as affectionate and attentive, and says her love makes him feel intensely happy. The repeated exchange—she is glad to be alive, and he is glad she belongs with him—gives the song a playful, satisfied mood. The feeling stays consistent rather than developing into a story or conflict.

Several images make his excitement vivid. Saying he could “climb the highest mountain” or “dive in the deepest sea” suggests that his feelings give him energy and boldness; these are exaggerated ways to express delight, not literal plans. Her lips being “sweet like wine” compares a kiss to something pleasurable and intoxicating. Likewise, saying he gets “high” from her kisses implies a rush of happiness, not necessarily drug use.

The lyrics present love through physical attraction, affection, and the comfort of being wanted. The repeated phrase about changing his mind is less clear: it may be a playful reaction to the excitement of the moment, but the song does not explain what he had previously decided. Overall, the words sound exuberant and teasing, while the simple repetition keeps the focus on pleasure and mutual affection rather than a deeper account of the relationship.