Love Is On The Way

The song moves from loneliness toward closeness and hope. The speaker describes a quiet, solitary evening, then asks a loved one for affection and suggests trying the relationship again. The repeated claim that love is coming makes the moment feel hopeful, though a later mention of leaving introduces some uncertainty.

The “lonely sidewalks” and “silent night” create an image of isolation, while the loved one’s eyes are treated as a sign that affection is still present. “Give it one more try” means making another attempt after difficulty or disappointment. The wish to “stop the hands of time” suggests wanting a precious moment to last, rather than literally stopping time.

The lyrics offer both reassurance and a possible farewell. The speaker says that everything is all right now, but also says they will be gone in the morning and refers to things left behind. This could mean a temporary separation, or that the closeness is brief and cannot resolve everything. The promise to return “night and day” sounds devoted, but the song leaves unclear how lasting this renewed love will be.