Killing My Love

Leslie Parrish's song 'Killing My Love' delves deep into the emotional turmoil of unrequited love and the pain of being in a relationship where one's feelings are not reciprocated. The lyrics poignantly express the anguish of having one's love and trust shattered by a partner's actions. The repeated lines 'You're gonna destroy my love' and 'Killing my love and it will destroy me' highlight the devastating impact of betrayal and emotional neglect on the singer's heart and soul.

The song's chorus emphasizes the importance of love and commitment, urging the partner to 'make up, make up, make up' their mind and recognize the value of love. The plea for the partner to wake up and appreciate the significance of love underscores the singer's desperation for mutual affection and understanding. The lyrics 'Baby, love and love and love me love is what is worthing / The most important thing to give' reflect the singer's belief in the power and necessity of love in a relationship.

Despite the pain and disappointment, the singer's enduring love is evident in lines like 'I'll love you forever but please don't say never' and 'I'll keep your remember so deep in my heart.' However, the repeated heartbreak leads to a sense of disillusionment, as expressed in 'I don't want to believe in love anymore.' This song captures the complex emotions of love, betrayal, and the struggle to hold on to hope in the face of repeated heartache.