My Feelings For You

The speaker insists that their love has been genuine and lasting. The repeated words make the feeling sound intense and difficult to put into fuller language. The emotion also carries frustration: after a long time, the speaker still asks whether the other person can recognize or share it.

“I could hardly see” suggests that being deeply in love clouded the speaker’s judgment or narrowed their attention. It is probably not meant literally; love seems to have made it hard to see the relationship clearly. The repeated question “can’t you feel?” is an appeal for recognition, as if the speaker hopes their feelings should be noticeable without needing further explanation.

The lyrics leave the relationship’s history and present state unclear. The speaker may be trying to rekindle a connection, asking for reassurance, or simply expressing hurt that their love has gone unnoticed. Their certainty about their own feelings contrasts with uncertainty about the other person’s response. The repetition can sound devoted, but it may also suggest longing or emotional stuckness.