What Would I Do Without You

The singer is speaking to someone he loves and depends on. He asks them not to deceive him or leave, because their presence helps him cope with life. The repeated question, “What would I do?” makes his worry and affection sound urgent. As the lyrics continue, the mood also becomes playful and warm: he describes enjoying the other person’s closeness and openly says he is “crazy” about them.

“To see me through” means to help someone endure a difficult time or get to the other side of it. The phrase suggests that the beloved is a source of comfort and support. “Where would I go?” is probably not a literal question about a destination; it emphasizes how lost the singer imagines feeling without this person. “When you squeeze me” refers to an affectionate embrace, showing that physical closeness is part of what makes him feel pleased and reassured.

The lyrics can be heard as a sincere declaration of love, but their repetition and simple, emphatic questions also give them a light, catchy quality. The singer’s dependence may be romantic exaggeration rather than a complete description of his life. Still, the plea not to be deceived or abandoned hints at real insecurity beneath the cheerful affection. The song leaves open whether that worry is serious or simply part of an expressive love song.