Looking for You
Lone Bellow Lyrics

The Lone Bellow's song "Looking For You" is a reflective piece narrated by someone who is struggling to come to terms with a past relationship, the separation from their significant other and the loneliness that came with it. The lyrics convey a sense of yearning, longing and a profound sadness mixed with hopefulness. The opening lines "Your break down, Was easy to see, It took you away, Further from me" suggest that the person they were in love with, may have had a breakdown of some sort leading to their separation. The lines "Shifting through this house and photographs, I think of you, Much more than I should, More than I should" convey that, despite trying to move on, the singer is still hopelessly drawn to their memories and thoughts of the person they miss.

The chorus "And I'm falling down, Like it's holy ground, I'm looking for you again" is a lamentation of their loneliness and their desperate search for their significant other. They are trying to find what was lost, and they feel that their search is similar to a spiritual quest on hallowed ground. The bridge "Counted the cost of this loneliness, I've paid for my crime, And some day I'll die, With you in my mind" is a poignant reminder that the singer is taking responsibility for their role in the separation, but also is hopeful that they will be reunited with the one they love in the afterlife. The final chorus "I'm not letting you go again, Now letting this story end" is a testament to the singer's refusal to give up hope and let their love story come to an end.