We Love To Love

The singer describes missing Tracey while they are apart. At first, the mood is lonely: he spends time watching videos, thinking about her, and waiting by the phone. His feelings then become more confident and joyful as he celebrates their mutual affection. The repeated idea that “we love to love” presents love not only as a feeling but as something they enjoy sharing.

Several images express how essential the relationship feels to him. Calling Tracey “the water and the air that I breathe” suggests that he sees her as necessary to his life, though this is romantic exaggeration rather than a literal claim. “Minus you I’m half, plus you I’m whole” uses simple arithmetic to portray the singer as incomplete without her. The stars and heavens provide a familiar image of looking upward while thinking of someone far away. The spoken phone conversation makes the distance concrete: one person is in New York, the other in California.

The lyrics mix sincere longing with playful, overstated declarations, such as calling their love “indestructible.” That confidence may reflect how the singer feels in the moment, but the song does not show what happens later or whether the distance is easy to manage. Its central emphasis is the happiness and comfort they find in loving each other.