All For You

The speaker describes a relationship that has taken a long time to understand. They feel confused, yet increasingly certain that they cannot simply leave: every path seems to bring them back to the other person. Their feelings are deep, but they struggle to explain them or show that the relationship matters. The repeated phrase “it’s all for you” suggests devotion and a wish to prove that love through actions.

The image of “all my roads” leading to someone turns life’s choices into paths, implying that the speaker feels drawn toward this person whatever direction they take. “Rain” falling from “blue skies” suggests unexpected sadness or trouble during an apparently calm time. The other person’s eyes offer “words without a sound”: their expression communicates something that spoken language cannot.

The song leaves some uncertainty about the relationship’s future. The speaker wonders whether they will always be together, rather than claiming to know. Their confusion may reflect difficulty naming what they see in the other person, or doubt about how to demonstrate their feelings. So the lyrics can be heard as both a declaration of commitment and an honest admission that love does not make everything clear.