"Love stoned, never come down, high ground, get it on, get it on" refers to being so intoxicated with love that one feels they are in a constant state of euphoria, unable to come down from the feeling and always aiming for higher levels of passion and connection. The lyrics of Gotthard's song "You Can't Stop Me" express the narrator's intense love for someone and their determination to keep loving them, despite any obstacles or challenges they may face. The narrator acknowledges that they have finally found all the pieces they were missing and that this person is constantly on their mind. The line "Gonna iron out the creases" suggests that the narrator is ready to work through any imperfections or difficulties in the relationship. They are so deeply in love with this person that they feel shaken, both physically and emotionally. The lyrics also convey a sense of frustration and confusion towards the other person's unkindness and blindness to the narrator's love. They express their disappointment in the line, "Why oh why you so unkind? But I say with all politeness, how could you be so blind?" However, despite any setbacks or rejection, the narrator remains determined and unshaken in their love. They assert that no one can stop them from loving this person, and they refuse to come undone or give up. The repeated line "So baby... Baby... Baby..." emphasizes the intense longing and emotional turmoil the narrator feels. They express that their love for this person is so powerful that it feels like holding back the seas. In the end, the narrator affirms that their love cannot be swayed or diminished. They defy anyone who may hate them for wanting this person so intensely. The repetition of the line "Just for wanting you the way that I do" underscores the narrator's unwavering desire and dedication to their love. Overall, "You Can't Stop Me" is a passionate declaration of love and determination, highlighting the narrator's unwavering devotion to someone who may not reciprocate their feelings in the same way.
