The song "It's Time" by Harry Connick Jr. is a heartfelt confession of love and a plea for the other person to admit their love as well. The lyrics describe the subtle signs and gestures that indicate affection, such as flushed cheeks, sighs in the voice, and a weighty gaze. The singer realizes that it is a simple thing to admit their love, and wonders why it is difficult for the other person. They believe that these few words of love would endear the other person even more to them. As the song progresses, the perspective shifts and the singer says that it is also time for them to admit their love to the other person. They want to remove any worry or fear the other person may have and offer comfort and support. The singer suggests that the other person can find solace in resting their head on their shoulder, as there is nothing to be afraid of anymore. The overall sentiment of the song is about the vulnerability and courage it takes to admit one's love and the desire for reciprocation. It speaks to the universal experience of falling in love and the hope that both individuals involved will confess their feelings, leading to a deeper connection and a sense of security.
