The song "Feel What I Feel" by the band Gotthard conveys the exhilarating feeling of being deeply in love and the fear of losing that love. The lyrics suggest that the singer believes that the person they are in love with is almost too good to be true. They feel that this love must have come from a higher power or destiny. The phrase "Just for a smile and just for an inch, I'll run a mile" emphasizes the singer's willingness to go to great lengths for this love. The singer questions whether their intense feelings are real or just illusions created by their own desire and the influence of alcohol. They acknowledge that they have never experienced a love as fine as this and want to continue living in this euphoric state without ever waking up or losing it. The chorus reflects the desire for confirmation that this love is real and not just a dream. The singer pleads for their partner to acknowledge the reality of their feelings and to reciprocate them. They fear that if they wake up or if this love ends, they will never be able to find such a perfect love again. Overall, "Feel What I Feel" expresses the intense joy, uncertainty, and vulnerability that come with being madly in love, and the fear of losing that love. It is a plea for the other person to validate and reciprocate their feelings, while also showcasing the singer's fear of the fragile nature of love.
