Lovin' Up A Storm

The lyrics describe a couple whose kisses and embraces bring intense excitement. The speaker’s feelings grow from a quick, lively thrill to something almost overwhelming, but the repeated reassurance that it “won’t do you no harm” keeps the mood playful and affectionate rather than threatening.

Several images compare passion to powerful movement and weather. Kisses fly like oak leaves in strong wind, and the speaker feels wild as a hurricane; both images suggest energy that is hard to control. A fast heartbeat is compared to a train rounding a bend, giving the excitement a sense of speed and sudden change. “Lightning from the sky” suggests a deep, startling emotional spark, while “ice water’s running through my veins” may describe a shiver or rush of sensation.

The phrases “lovin’ up a storm” and “get with it” are lively, informal ways of describing passionate kissing and closeness. “Great balls of fire!” works as an exclamation of astonishment or excitement. Some images point in opposite directions—heat and fire alongside icy water—so the feelings may be understood as a mix of passion, surprise, and nervous thrill, not as a literal description.