I Want To Give It All

The speaker describes returning to someone who is loving and patient, while admitting that each visit lasts only a short time. Being far apart is difficult, and the speaker wishes they could offer more. The feeling develops from longing and regret toward renewed certainty: hearing the other person’s voice makes the speaker feel loved and eager to give everything they can.

“Waiting for my call” suggests dependable support across distance: the loved one remains available even when the speaker is away. The contrast between minutes that “fly” together and days apart that feel long shows how time seems to change with emotion. “Those early years I threw away” sounds like regret over earlier choices or missed time, though the lyrics do not explain exactly what happened.

“Give it all” may mean offering complete love, effort, or commitment, rather than giving something specific. The speaker wants to give more, but also says the other person’s love is what inspires that wish. This leaves a gentle ambiguity: the relationship may be marked by separation and past regret, yet the repeated sense of reassurance suggests that connection still feels strong.