Can't Get Enough of Your Love

The singer describes an intense, joyful attraction to someone she loves. Although people say that too much of anything can be harmful, she feels that even repeated closeness and affection are never enough. The lyrics move from playful disbelief toward deeper commitment: she says this person’s love has changed her and that she wants to keep the relationship for the rest of her life.

“Can’t get enough” is an idiom meaning that she wants more of something because it brings her great pleasure; here, it expresses emotional and physical longing. The claim that “everything is you” suggests that her thoughts and feelings are strongly centered on her partner. When she says she feels “a change” and “something’s moving,” she may mean that the person’s presence stirs powerful feelings she cannot easily explain.

The song presents this intensity as exciting, but also slightly overwhelming: the singer asks what she should do and says the love is “more than I can stand.” That could be playful exaggeration rather than a sign of distress. The repeated refrain emphasizes desire more than a detailed account of the relationship, so it is not clear whether this is lasting, balanced love or simply the speaker’s experience of passionate infatuation.