Nothin' In the World Can Stop Me Worryin' 'Bout That Girl

The song follows a speaker whose happiness at falling in love turns into constant anxiety. He discovers that the girl has been unfaithful and lied, so even when she now tries to be honest, he cannot trust her. He considers leaving, but still loves her, leaving him caught between affection and hurt.

“Two timing” means being romantically involved with more than one person at the same time. The repeated idea that nothing can stop him worrying emphasizes how consuming his suspicion has become. When he says he cannot believe her even when she tells the truth, the lyrics suggest that broken trust can linger after the lying stops.

The speaker recognizes that his pain may be tied partly to pride, not only love: her behavior wounds his self-respect as well as his feelings. His claim that he feels like dying sounds like an expression of intense distress rather than necessarily a literal plan. The song does not resolve whether the relationship can recover; it leaves him loving her while unable to feel secure.