Meadowlark returns to our blog with their latest track, “I Want Love (Like I Give My Love),” a hauntingly beautiful piece that captures the deep ache of unmet emotional needs in a relationship. The song opens with delicate piano chords, setting a cinematic tone that pulls listeners into its tender yet heart-wrenching narrative. This indie-folk gem speaks to those who find themselves lost in a love that isn’t fully returned, perfectly reflecting that quiet desperation.
The soft vocals, accompanied by distant percussion, convey the emotional toll of a relationship that’s draining the soul. Lyrics like “I feel like a wound left behind, saying ‘that’s alright… that’s alright…’” capture the painful acceptance of settling for less. The song’s sparse arrangement mirrors the depletion felt when love is one-sided, with the refrain serving as a quiet cry for the love we all deserve.
No one should have to endure such loneliness, but “I Want Love (Like I Give My Love)” becomes a comforting companion for those stuck in the depths of an unfulfilling relationship. Its raw, honest lyrics will hold you close, offering solace in the darkest of nights: “And even with a mouth full of cyanide, we say good night…”