We all know that "love" isn't usually used in the progressive. Why should someone say "I'm happy and I'm loving my life". I mean when do we use it in progressive? Is there any rule??!
Thanks a lot.
'Be loving' is an informal English construction which means essentially the same as 'be enjoying'. (I would advise against its use for formal or examination purposes!)
What about "I'm loving you" then?
Doesn't it mean "I'm thinking about you with love"?
As standard English, it really doesn't mean very much at all!
You ought to be aware that writers of English pop songs make very liberal use of a device known as poetic licence, which essentially permits all sorts of nonstandard expressions in the interests of rhythm, rhyme or overall style/feel.