No Matter What

The song expresses a promise of steady affection: the speaker says he will stay close regardless of what the other person does or where she goes. The repeated reassurance feels devoted and hopeful, while the invitation to share everything suggests he wants the relationship to become more mutual and intimate.

The “old grey wall” can be understood as a barrier between the two people—perhaps hesitation, distance, or emotional reserve. Knocking it down means making room for closeness and joining in a shared life. The phrase “give me all, as I would give it to you” presents love as an exchange of trust and commitment, rather than a one-sided feeling.

There is a little tension beneath the reassuring words. The speaker sounds accepting, but “I want you” is also insistent, and he repeatedly asks for the other person’s full involvement. This could be heard as sincere devotion, or as longing for a closeness that has not yet been returned. The lyrics do not explain why there is a wall or whether the other person agrees, so the promise remains both comforting and somewhat pleading.