Love Me Too

In 'Love Me Too,' Mela delves into the intense emotions and vulnerabilities that come with deep romantic love. The song's lyrics paint a vivid picture of a love that is all-consuming and essential to the narrator's existence. From the very beginning, the lyrics express a sense of surrender and dependency, with lines like 'You're taking control of me' and 'This kind of love baby I won't give away.' This sets the stage for a narrative where love is not just a feeling but a vital force that shapes the narrator's life.

The chorus amplifies this sentiment, with the narrator pleading, 'Don't let me go my boy, I'm so lonely tonight.' This plea highlights the fear of abandonment and the deep loneliness that the narrator feels without their partner. The repetition of 'Love me too' underscores the need for reciprocation and validation in the relationship. The lyrics 'Your loving makes me stronger little babe' and 'You are my inspiration I feel alright' further emphasize how the partner's love is a source of strength and motivation, likened to a 'bolt of thunder' that drives the narrator crazy with passion.

Mela also touches on the idea of destiny and true love with lines like 'I'm certain that our love, boy, was meant to be.' This suggests a belief in a predestined connection, where the love shared is not just a fleeting emotion but a profound truth and dream. The song encapsulates the highs and lows of love, from the joy and strength it brings to the fear and vulnerability it exposes. Through 'Love Me Too,' Mela captures the essence of a love that is both empowering and consuming, making it a relatable anthem for anyone who has experienced the depths of romantic devotion.