May This Be Love

The lyrics describe a speaker who finds comfort and protection in a loved presence, addressed as “my waterfall.” At first, worries feel tiny and harmless; later, the speaker defends this private source of happiness against people who dismiss daydreaming. The mood is dreamy and secure, ending with a wish that this feeling will last.

The waterfall may suggest a steady, soothing flow of feeling, or a place the speaker can retreat to. A “rainbow calling” through mist gives the scene a sense of hope and beauty emerging from uncertainty. The phrase “see me through” means to help someone endure difficulties, while “nothing to lose” suggests the speaker feels safe enough to ignore other people’s judgment.

It is not completely clear whether the waterfall is a real place, an imagined refuge, or a metaphor for a beloved person or relationship. The direct address makes it feel intimate, but the song leaves the image open rather than explaining it. The speaker’s daydreaming could be escapism, yet the lyrics present it as meaningful comfort, not simply foolishness. The final request that the waterfall never change may express affection, a desire for lasting peace, or both.