The song "Reasons Love" by UFO showcases the emotions and struggles in a relationship. The lyrics depict the narrator's feelings towards their partner who is seemingly unpredictable and indulgent. The song talks about the desire to understand the reasons behind love and the difficulties faced in trying to make sense of it. The opening lines, "New feel of you runnin' through my vein, Little bit of everything, You know that's what you said," suggest that the speaker is experiencing a rush of emotions caused by their partner. It implies that their partner is not consistent and may have different aspects to their personality. The lines, "Try hard, try hard to reason, reasons love," indicate the constant effort the narrator puts into understanding and finding reasons for their love. They are trying to make sense of the relationship and figure out why they feel the way they do. The mention of parents trying to get the partner out of "jams" implies that their partner may have a reckless or rebellious behavior. The narrator feels envy towards their partner because they feel that others won't understand their attraction to someone who constantly needs rescuing. The line, "The social life you lead leaves nothin' to desire, Don't wanna see you bleed, But you came on like a liar," suggests that the partner may have an exciting social life that is desirable but also potentially dangerous. The narrator does not want to see their partner hurt, but their partner may have deceived them in some way. "Wrecked myself to love you, All you want is more, One thing you're after, You just try and score," conveys the narrator's perspective of feeling exhausted and depleted in their efforts to love their partner. It seems that the partner is constantly seeking more from the relationship and is focused on personal gain rather than mutual love and support. Overall, the song portrays a complicated and tumultuous relationship where the narrator is trying hard to find reasons for their love despite their partner's unpredictable behavior and self-centeredness.
