 Among other commentators discussing the lyrical themes , Mark Hertsgaard writes that Harrison 's " response to the fleetingness of time was to affirm and celebrate life : ' make love all day long / make love singing songs ' " , while Robert Rodriguez describes " Love You To " as " a somewhat oblique expression of love directed toward his bride , along with larger concerns regarding mortality and purpose " . In Ian Inglis ' estimation , the lyrics " remind us that in a world of material dissatisfaction and moral disharmony , there is always the solace of sexual pleasure " . 
