"Make You Feel Real Good" is a song by Vince Gill, an American country music artist. The song was released in 1994 as part of his album "When Love Finds You." The lyrics depict a passionate and intense physical relationship between two individuals. The story behind the song suggests that the narrator has encountered someone he is deeply attracted to. The lyrics indicate a struggle between the desires of both parties involved. While one person may say they want to be with the narrator, they ultimately resist acting on their feelings. However, the narrator is persistent, expressing their willingness to make the other person feel good. The song emphasizes the narrator's infatuation and desire for physical intimacy. They express their admiration for the other person, longing to indulge in their passions. The repetition of the line "I'll make you feel all right if it takes all night" emphasizes their determination and commitment to satisfying their partner's desires. The lyrics also highlight the narrator's confidence in their abilities to please their partner. They portray themselves as someone experienced and assertive in matters of love and desire. The line "You know I ain't no kid" suggests maturity and expertise in pleasing their partner. Overall, "Make You Feel Real Good" explores the passionate yearning for physical connection and the pursuit of sexual gratification. The song captures the intense emotions and longing between two individuals and the narrator's determination to please their partner.
