When I'm With You

The singer describes a love that feels unusually deep and absorbing. They say they had not needed or cared for anyone in this way before, but now want to share their life with this person. The feeling builds from affectionate admiration into a sense that being together changes how the whole world feels.

“Lost in love” suggests being so absorbed by affection that ordinary thoughts fade. The touch is compared to “the warmth of the sun,” making closeness feel comforting and bright. “I come all undone” is an idiom meaning the singer feels emotionally overwhelmed or loses their usual composure. Likewise, “my world stands still” expresses how completely the moment captures their attention, not necessarily that time literally stops.

The lyrics present love as joyful, intense, and perhaps a little disorienting. The singer’s repeated focus on “when I’m with you” makes the emotion seem strongest in the other person’s presence. The song does not explain whether this intensity is lasting or whether the speaker is idealizing a new romance; both readings are possible. It mainly conveys the powerful, bodily excitement of feeling deeply connected to someone.