How Deep Is Your Love

The singer describes a close, loving relationship and asks for reassurance that the other person’s feelings are equally strong. The mood is tender and trusting, but also somewhat anxious: when the loved one goes away, the singer misses their touch and wants them near again. The repeated question becomes a plea to make love visible, not just assumed.

Several images express how comforting this relationship feels. A “summer breeze” suggests a gentle, welcome presence, while being kept “warm” in someone’s love means feeling cared for and safe. Calling the person “the light” in the singer’s darkest hour presents them as a source of hope during difficult moments. The “door to my very soul” implies deep understanding and emotional closeness.

The singer says that people in the outside world are “breaking us down,” so the relationship may feel threatened by criticism, conflict, or general pressure. Yet “we belong to you and me” sounds like a confident claim that the couple’s bond matters more than other people’s interference. There is a small tension in the lyrics: the singer strongly believes in the relationship but still needs proof of the partner’s love. The song leaves open whether this doubt comes from a real problem or simply the desire for reassurance.