The song "Romancing the Stone" by Eddy Grant is about a person who is deeply in love with someone and is determined to make sure they never feel alone, hurt or heartbroken again. The narrator speaks of "Romancing the stone" which is a metaphor for their love being strong and unyielding. They promise to always be there for their lover, day or night in order to heal their emotional wounds, and to love the hurting and the heartache away.

The opening lines "Never leaving your poor heart alone, every night and every day" emphasize the narrator's commitment to their lover. They vow to be present for them at all times, never leaving them to fend for themselves in the ups and downs of life.

The lines "Tonight I'm falling where the peaceful waters flow, where the unicorn's the last one at the water hole" portrays a paradise-like state of mind where love is perfect and precious, and everything around them is serene and harmonious.

The line "Through the broken glass I'll see at last the sweet desire in you" suggests that despite the hardships that they may face, the narrator sees the good and pure in their lover and will always be there to see them through it.

Overall, the song is about two people deeply in love with each other, with one person being the rock of support and healing for the other. The song emphasizes the importance of being there for the people you love, and the importance of having someone who will always be there to heal your emotional wounds.