"Our House" is a song originally written and recorded by folk-rock band Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young in 1970. However, in this explanation, it seems to refer to a different song by Henry Jamison with the same title. The lyrics depict a cozy and intimate scene between two people in a shared home. The speaker describes lighting the fire while their partner places freshly bought flowers in a vase. They spend hours together, both staring at the fire and listening to their partner play love songs. The chorus emphasizes the joy and ease that their relationship brings to their lives. The speaker describes their house as a very fine house with two cats in the yard, symbolizing a peaceful and content domestic life. The phrase "life used to be so hard" suggests that their previous experiences were challenging, but now everything feels easy and harmonious because of their partner. The song conveys a sense of warmth, comfort, and love within a relationship. It showcases the simple moments of togetherness that can bring immense happiness.
