Let's Fall In Love

The speaker is urging someone to begin a romance rather than keep hesitating. At first, the possibility feels uncertain: perhaps they are meant for each other, but neither can know without trying. The mood develops from concealed feelings and self-consciousness toward confidence and invitation. By the end, the repeated request to fall in love makes the speaker sound hopeful and eager to act now.

The phrase “to be or not to be” presents the choice as a dramatic one: should they let the relationship happen or hold back? “Mental, incidental, sentimental alibi” suggests the speaker may be making excuses to hide or explain away their feelings, though the wording is playful rather than precise. “Close our eyes and make our own paradise” is an image of creating a private happiness together, perhaps by taking a chance without worrying too much about what comes next.

The song treats love as both a strong feeling and a decision to be brave. Saying that hearts are “made of it” makes love seem natural, while the repeated questions still show that choosing it can feel risky. “Meant for each other” may express genuine belief, or simply the speaker’s hopeful way of persuading the other person. The lyrics do not tell us whether the romance will succeed; their emphasis is on openness and possibility, not certainty.