Lady

The speaker describes a relationship that brings comfort, happiness, and affection. At first, he remembers seeing the woman alone and shy; now her love helps him feel supported. The song’s emotion is warm and admiring, with a gentle focus on closeness rather than conflict.

Several images express how much the relationship matters to him. Her hands “build me up” when he is “sinking,” suggesting that her support helps him through low moments. When her touch makes his troubles “fade,” this likely means that being with her brings relief, not that his problems literally disappear. Calling her “the lady of the morning” and describing love shining in her eyes gives her a bright, almost glowing presence.

The lyrics present the speaker’s feelings in idealized terms: he sees her as beautiful, tender, and deeply comforting. “Turn me on” can mean that she stirs his desire, while the lines about being held gently emphasize intimacy and trust. Still, the song tells us much more about his view of her than about her own thoughts. His praise may reflect sincere gratitude and love, though the repeated focus on what she gives him leaves her character somewhat mysterious.