Let Me Love You
Jeff Beck ft. Rod Stewart Lyrics

(Over here)
The singer is starting to speak to the addressee

Let me love you baby,
The singer is asking the addressee for permission to love them

You're drivin' my poor heart crazy.
The addressee's behavior is causing the singer great emotional distress

When I'm with you woman,
The artist is referring to a specific time when they were with the addressee

My whole life seems so hazy.
The artist's memory of that time is blurry

(Ah, don't you know that)
The singer is asking the addressee a rhetorical question

Baby, when you walk,
The singer is commenting on the addressee's physical movement

You shake just like a willow tree?
The addressee's movement is causing them to shake like a tree in the wind

(Ah, yes you do, darlin', every time I see ya. Oh!)
The artist is confirming that the addressee indeed shakes like a tree when they walk

Baby when you walk you know what?
The artist is reiterating their previous comment

You shake just like a willow tree.
The addressee's movement is resembling that of a willow tree

(Know, I know, I know, I know.)
The artist is expressing their familiarity with this behavior

Oh baby, you sure look so good to me.
Despite the shaky movement, the singer finds the addressee very attractive

(Come on babe
The singer is urging the addressee to be more forthcoming

Yes, I know it
The singer again confirms their appreciation of the addressee's looks

Yeah)
The artist is expressing enthusiasm for the addressee

Baby when you walk,
The artist is again commenting on the addressee's physical movement

You shake like a willow tree.
The addressee is still shaking like a tree

(You ought to know that by now.)
The singer thinks the addressee is aware of their behavior

And oh baby, you sure look so good to me.
The artist's appreciation for the addressee's looks remains

(Easy with this one)
The artist is indicating that they are not serious with this comment

Let me love you baby,
The artist repeats their request to love the addressee

Love you baby.
The singer is expressing their love for the addressee

Know, I know, I know.
The artist wants the addressee to know that they are serious

Ah you let me love you ... What you got.
The singer is expressing their willingness to love the addressee no matter what they have to offer

Let me love you baby.
The singer reiterates their request to love the addressee

Love you baby.
The singer expresses their love again

Any old way you choose it.
The artist is indicating that they are flexible in how they express their love

I don't mind what time you call, (Ah, ah, yeah)
The artist is saying that they are available for the addressee whenever they want

You're drivin' my poor heart crazy.
The addressee is still causing the singer great emotional distress

Let me love you baby.
The singer repeats their request once again

Love you baby.
The artist reiterates their love for the addressee

Early in the mornin' time.
The artist might love the addressee more in the morning

Later in the evenin'.
The artist might love the addressee less in the evening

Let me love you baby,
The singer repeats their request once again

You're drivin' my poor heart crazy.
The addressee continues to cause great emotional distress to the artist