Phyllis Hyman's song "Living Inside Your Love" is about being deeply and passionately in love with someone. The lyrics express the desire to hold, love, and touch the person, and the overwhelming feeling of happiness and contentment that their love brings. The song talks about the joy of being in a relationship where the love and affection are reciprocated, with the lyrics stating, "Telling me about your loving, Telling me about your hugging, So good ooh, so good ooh." It emphasizes the pleasure of being close to their partner and not wanting to let go, with lines like "All I wanna do is squeeze ya, Never want to release ya." The repeated phrase "Living inside your love makes me feel alright" further emphasizes the happiness and sense of completeness that their love brings. It repeats several times to highlight the significance of this feeling in the singer's life. The song's lyrics also convey a sense of appreciation and gratitude for the love they have found, stating, "All my love is about cha, Can't do without cha, ooh." It reflects a deep emotional connection and an understanding that their love is essential to their happiness. Overall, "Living Inside Your Love" is a celebration of love, capturing the passion, joy, and fulfillment that can be experienced when two people are deeply connected and in love with each other.
