I Love You

The song is a direct declaration of love. The speaker says that the beloved matters more than anything else and asks them to believe in this feeling. As the lyrics continue, the message grows more urgent: the speaker wants the person close and hopes they will be together.

The comparisons to apples on a tree and fish in the sea make the speaker’s feelings seem abundant and alive. Saying their love will “grow” suggests it can deepen over time, while the heart that “begins to swim” echoes the fish image and conveys excitement or emotional movement. The simple “one and one makes two” becomes a playful way to present the couple as a natural pair.

The song’s language is simple and repetitive, which makes the affection sound sincere and emphatic. “I want you for my own” could suggest a strong wish for closeness, though it might also sound possessive; the lyrics do not explain how the other person feels. Overall, the speaker’s confidence sits alongside a request for reassurance: they repeat their love and hope that being together will show how much they care.