I Love You Love Me Love

The song presents a couple who have stayed together despite other people’s disapproval. The speaker remembers being told he was unsuitable, but insists their relationship has survived those judgments. The mood moves from defending the couple against criticism to celebrating their independence: “here we are alone” suggests they have made their own choice, away from those who doubted them. Repeated declarations of love give the song a cheerful, confident tone.

Several details show why others may have judged the speaker: they disliked his hair and the clothes he chose to wear. These ordinary differences suggest that the criticism may be about his appearance or style, rather than about the couple’s feelings. The “love light” in the partner’s eyes is an image of affection that the critics supposedly fail to see. Calling the pair “two angels in disguise” is a playful metaphor: they may look unusual or misunderstood to others, but the speaker sees them as special and good.

The speaker describes the critics’ claims as lies and presents the relationship as mutual and certain. Still, the lyrics give only his side of the story, so we cannot know exactly what the others said or whether their concerns had any basis. The repeated “you love me, too” may express joyful reassurance, or perhaps a need to keep affirming that the love is shared. The song leaves that tension open while emphasizing loyalty.