Getting Some Fun Out of Life

The lyrics describe a couple living in the moment and enjoying ordinary pleasures together. They love, kiss, work, play, sing, and dance when they feel like it. The mood is light and confident, though the line about not always knowing whether they do right or wrong adds a small note of uncertainty. Overall, they seem content to make the most of each day.

“Getting some fun out of life” means finding enjoyment in living, rather than waiting for something grand to happen. The repeated pattern “when we want to…, we…” suggests freedom and ease: they choose their activities as they go. “Wending our way along” is a gentle image of moving through life without a fixed destination or detailed plan.

The song can be heard as celebrating spontaneity and affection, but it does not claim that every choice is wise or that life is always carefree. The speakers admit they may do the right things or the wrong ones, then continue on together. That contrast makes their pleasure seem less like a serious philosophy and more like a cheerful decision to enjoy what they can, despite uncertainty.