Verliebt sein

In 'Verliebt sein,' AnnenMayKantereit delves into the complexities and confusions of being in love. The song opens with the singer expressing the bewildering nature of love, questioning whether it is a genuine emotion or merely a result of hormonal influences. This uncertainty is a common theme in the early stages of a romantic relationship, where feelings can be intense yet confusing, pulling the individual towards their partner like a magnet.

The lyrics further explore the deep connection between the singer and their partner, highlighting the fear of not being fully understood. The line 'Du bist die Person, die mich am besten kennt' (You are the person who knows me best) juxtaposed with the fear of not being known 'hundert Prozent' (a hundred percent) reflects the vulnerability and insecurity that often accompany love. This fear leads to a moment of existential doubt, where the singer feels that no one truly understands them, emphasizing the isolating aspect of love.

Communication emerges as a crucial element in the song, with the repeated refrain urging the importance of talking to avoid misunderstandings and emotional 'Regen' (rain). The metaphor of standing in the rain symbolizes the emotional turmoil that can arise from a lack of communication. The song suggests that through open dialogue, the beauty and continuation of love can be ensured, portraying love as something 'unglaublich schön' (incredibly beautiful) when nurtured properly. This message underscores the importance of transparency and effort in maintaining a healthy and fulfilling relationship.