The song That's The Way Love Goes by Alan Jackson is about the ups and downs of love. The first verse talks about the different ways people search for luck in finding love, including throwing horseshoes and looking for four-leaf clovers. But despite all the searching, love can still be elusive and difficult to find. The chorus emphasizes that love is universal and timeless, like music that is meant for all the world to sing. It also acknowledges that sometimes love can be painful and make us sorry, but through the ups and downs, the love between two people can keep them together. The line "You say, 'Honey, don't worry'" suggests that the song is a conversation between two people in a relationship. The singer is reassured by his partner's love and support, even through difficult times. Overall, the message of the song is that love is unpredictable and sometimes hard to find, but it is a universal force that can bring people together and keep them connected through both good times and bad.
