Anyway That You Want Me

The speaker offers deep love and promises to help make the other person’s dreams come true. Yet there is some doubt: although he says there is no need to explain, he has been watching the person and is unsure they truly want the same kind of relationship. The repeated offer makes the song feel both devoted and uncertain.

“From the depth of my soul” is an emphatic way to say that his feelings are sincere and profound. “I don’t think that you’re game” suggests he suspects the other person is unwilling or not ready to commit; “game” here means willing to take part, not a literal contest. The repeated wish to be made “part of you” suggests a desire for closeness and belonging, perhaps even a willingness to adapt himself to the other person.

The song can be heard as a generous declaration of love, but also as a plea for acceptance. The speaker promises to be whatever the other person wants, which may sound romantic, or may hint that he is setting aside his own needs. The lyrics do not explain why he doubts the other person, so the tension remains unresolved.