"It Feels So Right" is a song by David Hasselhoff that tells the story of a person who becomes infatuated with someone they see in a crowded bar. Although the person is initially in a relationship with someone else, the protagonist is determined to be with them. They follow the person home and confess their love, even though the person is unsure about the relationship. The lyrics showcase the protagonist's unwavering dedication and refusal to give up on their love. They believe that the person they desire belongs in their life and that their love is meant to be. The protagonist's certainty and persistence are expressed through lines like "It feels so right, I won't take no," and "It feels so right, I won't let go." Despite the initial doubts and uncertainty from the person they love, the protagonist's love is eventually reciprocated. The lyrics convey that both individuals realize their feelings for each other, and they acknowledge the mutual connection and love. This is evident when the protagonist sings, "And when I took your hand, and when I looked in your eyes, I could see you had the feeling too." Overall, "It Feels So Right" explores the theme of pursuing love against all odds and not giving up on one's feelings. It tells a story of determination, persistence, and the ultimate triumph of love.
