That's What Love Is All About

The lyrics describe a couple who once believed their relationship was ending but stayed together. Their love is presented not as effortless happiness, but as something strengthened by patience and shared effort. The emotional movement is from fear and uncertainty toward renewed confidence: they believe they can survive difficulties and keep their relationship alive.

The “flame” and “fire” represent love and passion that might fade but can be kept burning. “Weather any storm” means face difficult periods together, while reaching the “other side” suggests coming through conflict. The “mountains of our pride” imply that stubbornness or self-importance can stand between partners, and that they may need to overcome it.

The song celebrates commitment, but it does not claim that love always feels strong. It admits that there may be times when the feeling is gone, and emphasizes choosing to keep believing and holding on. This could mean love is sustained by actions as well as emotions. At the same time, the lyrics offer an idealized view: they suggest the couple can work things out if they persist, without exploring whether staying together is always the right choice.