Superstitious

The speaker expresses steady commitment to someone they love. At first, the message is reassurance: whatever changes or worries arise, the speaker will stay close and follow. The lyrics briefly admit uncertainty about whether love might be fading, but end with renewed confidence that the pair can keep going together.

The “road” suggests a shared journey through life or a difficult period, while “keep on walking” means continuing rather than giving up. A broken mirror traditionally suggests bad luck, but the speaker says it is “easy to take,” suggesting that such an event cannot outweigh trust in the relationship. “On my mind” is an everyday expression meaning that the person is often in the speaker’s thoughts.

The claim “I’m not superstitious” may be literal, but it also works as a way to reject fear and chance as explanations for the relationship’s future. Still, the speaker’s mention of wondering whether love has gone shows that confidence is not entirely free of doubt. The song can therefore be heard as both a declaration of devotion and an attempt to reassure oneself: the speaker chooses commitment, while acknowledging that the outcome is not guaranteed.