Baltimore singer-songwriter Ashley Kutcher distinguishes herself as the kin… Read Full Bio ↴Baltimore singer-songwriter Ashley Kutcher distinguishes herself as the kind of raw talent who infuses a unique sense of vulnerability and honesty to her songs that her fans have grown to love so much. The rising pop artist got her start performing in high school before she started releasing her own music during her time at Towson University. Ashley was pursuing a nursing degree when a local bar came across a video of her singing online and invited her to perform onstage. While still enrolled in college, Ashley began to sing in local venues more regularly and produce songs on the side. In only the past year, what started out as a hobby has grown into a full time career with a larger fanbase than she had ever thought possible. Her breakout single “Love You From a Distance” set TikTok on fire with her D.I.Y. performance from the bathroom, and quickly led to her eventual signing with Darkroom/Interscope Records. Amassing well over 100 million streams and 20 million TikTok views, Ashley’s heartfelt honesty captivates on a series of singles and her debut EP, One Eighty. The project is the culmination of a productive year for Ashley as her fan base steadily grew and she continued to hone her craft. Now, with her breakout year behind her and an even more exciting year ahead, she will hit the road for the first time to perform her shows live in New York and Los Angeles.

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Love You More
Ashley Kutcher Lyrics

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I could never say we could go back and be how it used to
But every time I think back to late summer in July, I still miss you
And now our families don't even say a word
I used to come over every Friday after work
But that was before all the pain you caused me
And all the lies you told, it's haunting

I still see your face when I go to sleep
I'll always love you, will you always love me?
I hate that all these memories are so persistent but now I know
(I know, I know)
I know how hard it is to move on with my life
When all of these daydreams come back to me at night
I hate that it'll take time to forget this, but now I know
It's better to love you from a distance (oh-oh, oh, oh-oh-oh)
To love you from a distance (oh-oh, oh, oh-oh-oh)

Remember when I'd drive you home, 'cause you didn't have your license
We were windows down cruising thinking, "Damn, I really like him"
And then I went out and got a new car
So it didn't break down when we would drive too far
But that was before all the rain starting falling
And summer turned into autumn

I still see your face when I go to sleep
I'll always love you, will you always love me?
I hate that all these memories are so persistent but now I know
(I know, I know)
I know how hard it is to move on with my life
When all of these daydreams come back to me at night
I hate that it'll take time to forget this, but now I know
It's better to love you from a distance (oh-oh, oh, oh-oh-oh)
To love you from a distance (oh-oh, oh, oh-oh-oh)

I hate that I still miss you (oh-oh, oh, oh-oh-oh)
I wish I could forget you (oh-oh, oh, oh-oh-oh)
I hate that I still miss you (oh-oh, oh, oh-oh-oh)
I wish I could forget you (oh-oh, oh, oh-oh-oh)

I still see your face when I go to sleep
I'll always love you, will you always love me?
I hate that all these memories are so persistent but now I know
I know how hard it is to move on with my life
When all of these daydreams come back to me at night
I hate that it'll take time to forget this, but now I know
It's better to love you from a distance (oh-oh, oh, oh-oh-oh)
To love you from a distance

Overall Meaning

In "Love You More" by Ashley Kutcher, the singer is reflecting on a past relationship that has ended. She acknowledges that they can never go back to how things were before the pain and lies that her ex-partner caused her. Despite the hurt, she still misses him, and memories of late summer in July haunt her. She refers to the fact that their families no longer speak and how they used to spend Fridays together after work. However, now she must love him from a distance because the memories are too persistent, and it is hard for her to move on with her life.

The lyrics reveal that the singer still loves her ex-partner and struggles to forget him and move on. She recalls driving him home when he didn't have his license and the memories of cruising with the windows down, thinking how much she liked him. She also remembers that they used to drive too far, and she got a new car to prevent it from breaking down. Despite the fond memories, the relationship did not last, and she now has to learn what it means to love someone from a distance.

Overall, the song depicts the difficulty of moving on from a relationship, especially when memories are still fresh. It shows the resilience of an individual, learning to cope and love from far despite the pain of lost love.

Line by Line Meaning

I could never say we could go back and be how it used to
The past can never be recreated and relived.

But every time I think back to late summer in July, I still miss you
Memories of the past can be persistent and hard to let go of.

And now our families don't even say a word
The relationship between the two parties has gone beyond bad.

I used to come over every Friday after work
The relationship was once close enough to warrant routine visits.

But that was before all the pain you caused me
Something happened to cause the relationship to deteriorate.

And all the lies you told, it's haunting
The cause of the relationship's demise may be attributed to a person's dishonesty.

I still see your face when I go to sleep
The memories are so ingrained that they are influencing dreams.

I'll always love you, will you always love me?
Despite the problems, there is still a longing for love.

I hate that all these memories are so persistent but now I know
Even after enduring the pain, the artist realizes how hard it is to move on.

(I know, I know)
The artist acknowledges the difficulty in moving on.

I know how hard it is to move on with my life
The struggle to move on is always present.

When all of these daydreams come back to me at night
Memories can also come back subconsciously.

I hate that it'll take time to forget this, but now I know
The struggle to move on may take longer than anticipated.

It's better to love you from a distance (oh-oh, oh, oh-oh-oh)
The singer has come to the realization that it's better to love from afar in order to move on.

To love you from a distance (oh-oh, oh, oh-oh-oh)
The idea of loving from afar is reinforced.

Remember when I'd drive you home, 'cause you didn't have your license
The relationship was once close enough to warrant acts of service and kindness.

We were windows down cruising thinking, 'Damn, I really like him'
The artist is remembering a moment of pure pleasure.

And then I went out and got a new car
The singer is reflecting on how things have changed.

So it didn't break down when we would drive too far
The singer has done something to avoid the same pain.

But that was before all the rain starting falling
The relationship was good at a time before things took a turn.

And summer turned into autumn
The change in seasons symbolizes change in the relationship.

I hate that I still miss you (oh-oh, oh, oh-oh-oh)
Despite trying to move on, the artist still longs for the relationship.

I wish I could forget you (oh-oh, oh, oh-oh-oh)
The singer wishes they could forget and move on.

I still see your face when I go to sleep
The memories continue to impact the artist.

It's better to love you from a distance (oh-oh, oh, oh-oh-oh)
The idea of loving from afar is reinforced again.

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