"It's So Easy" is a song originally written by American rock and roll musician, Buddy Holly. The song was released in 1958 as a single and later included on his posthumous album, "The Buddy Holly Story." The lyrics of the song speak about the simplicity and ease of falling in love. Despite being warned that love is for fools and breaking all the rules, the protagonist finds it effortless to fall in love. They express how it seems so easy, especially when it comes to the person they are addressing. The protagonist's heart has learned that when it comes to this specific person, falling in love is natural and uncomplicated. The song focuses on the feeling of infatuation and the excitement that comes with it. It reflects the innocence and idealism prevalent in many love songs of that era. Buddy Holly's charming and upbeat style, coupled with the catchy melody, contributes to the overall joyful and carefree nature of the song. Overall, "It's So Easy" encapsulates the blissful simplicity and ease of falling in love, as well as the euphoria that accompanies it.
