Never Too Much

Luther Vandross's 'Never Too Much' is a soulful ode to the boundless nature of love and affection. The song's lyrics express an overwhelming and enduring love that the singer feels for his partner, one that is so intense that no amount of time or physical affection could ever be considered 'too much.' Vandross's smooth vocal delivery and the song's upbeat tempo create a joyful celebration of love that is both romantic and deeply heartfelt.

The lyrics detail the singer's infatuation and commitment, painting a picture of a love that is all-consuming. The repeated lines 'A thousand kisses from you is never too much' and 'A million days in your arms is never too much' emphasize the idea that the quantity of love and time spent with the loved one could never be sufficient; it's a love that defies limits. This sentiment is further highlighted by the singer's recollection of the initial fear of expressing his feelings and the joy of having those feelings reciprocated.

The song also touches on the idea that love can make the mundane aspects of life, like work, seem trivial in comparison to the joy that a loving relationship brings. The narrative of skipping work to be with a loved one illustrates the priority the singer places on the relationship over other obligations. 'Never Too Much' is a testament to the transformative power of love and the happiness it can bring into one's life, making every moment spent with a loved one precious and invaluable.