Miss You More
Loyiso Lyrics
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time and time again.
care.
lalalala what's the point of crying I'm so far from dieing that y care and if u get to go...
can u give me one last chance...
u can break my soul...
it feels so unfair.
lalalalala
The lyrics to Loyiso's song "Miss You More" describe the intense feeling of missing someone. The repetition of "I miss u more... time and time again" emphasizes the depth of longing and the inability to overcome it. The singer expresses the desire for one last chance to be with the person they miss, even though they know they may end up hurt again. The line "u can break my soul... it feels so unfair" exemplifies the pain of loving someone so much that you are willing to endure heartbreak just to have them in your life. The lyrics also feature the phrase "lalalala" multiple times, which could represent the inability to put into words the emotions the singer is feeling.
Overall, the song speaks to the universal experience of missing someone you love and the emotional turmoil that comes with it. Through Loyiso's lyrics, listeners can feel the raw and honest emotion that comes with longing for someone who is not present.
Line by Line Meaning
I miss u more...
I am missing you more and more with each passing moment.
time and time again.
This feeling of missing you keeps happening repeatedly.
care.
I care deeply about you and our relationship.
lalalala what's the point of crying I'm so far from dieing that y care and if u get to go...
I am reflecting on the pointlessness of crying since I am not on the verge of death. If you were to leave me, would you even care?
can u give me one last chance...
I am pleading with you to give me another opportunity to make things right.
u can break my soul...
You have the power to cause me immense emotional pain and suffering.
it feels so unfair.
The current situation seems unjust and difficult to accept.
lalalalala
This refrain serves as a way to express my emotions through music without relying on actual words.
Contributed by Sydney C. Suggest a correction in the comments below.