(You Don't Know) How Glad I Am

The singer expresses intense happiness about loving someone, while feeling that the other person does not fully realize how joyful she is. The emotion is warm and exuberant, growing from a bold description of love into a more personal admission: she wishes she could find a way to show exactly what she feels.

Several images present love as limitless. It has no beginning or end, top or bottom, and no walls; these are playful ways of saying the feeling seems impossible to measure or contain. Being “in the middle” of a spin suggests being swept up in love, perhaps excited and a little overwhelmed. The wish to be a poet or artist shows that ordinary words do not seem enough to express her feelings.

The repeated claim that the beloved “doesn’t know” how glad she is may mean the singer feels unseen, but it can also sound like delighted emphasis rather than a complaint. The lyrics do not explain whether the other person is unaware of her love or simply cannot grasp its full intensity. Overall, the song celebrates a feeling that is both joyful and difficult to put into words.