Fever Of Love

The lyrics describe someone looking back on a relationship that began with attraction but also involved hidden truths and delay. The speaker says love made it hard to see what the other person had left behind, and that putting things off cost time. Later, their feelings become intense and hopeful: love seems to bring energy and ease emotional pain.

Several images make this intensity vivid. “The fever of love” compares strong desire to a high temperature, suggesting excitement that may feel overwhelming. “Under my skin” and “love in my veins” portray the beloved as deeply present in the speaker’s body and thoughts. The apple may suggest temptation or the beginning of a romantic experience, though the lyrics do not explain it fully. “Turn my memories to gold” suggests that love can make the past seem more valuable.

The song holds regret and exhilaration together. The speaker recognizes missed chances and possible secrets, yet now feels renewed and almost euphoric. Some lines sound certain that the relationship will ease pain and last, while “psychic waves can fade away” admits that positive feelings may not remain. So the song can be heard as a celebration of love, but not as proof that the relationship is simple or secure.