All Your Love

The lyrics express a speaker’s excitement about romantic love and physical affection. Before meeting this person, the speaker says they did not realize what was missing from life. The repeated lines make the feeling sound eager and uncomplicated, though the demand for a reply suggests the speaker also wants reassurance that the love is mutual.

“Lovin’” and “kissin’” are informal forms of “loving” and “kissing,” emphasizing affection in a casual, intimate way. The phrase “I got in store for you” means the speaker has love to give, as if it were something waiting to be shared. “I never knew what I was missin’” is an idiom: the speaker means they had not understood what they lacked until this relationship began.

The song leaves the relationship’s deeper meaning open. Its repeated phrases may convey joyful certainty, but they offer little detail about the couple or their life together. “You gotta say you love me too” can sound playful and confident, or it may hint at a need for confirmation. Overall, the lyrics focus less on a complicated story than on the thrill of discovering affection and wanting it returned.