Indian Love Call

The Browns' song 'Indian Love Call' is a heartfelt plea for reciprocated love, wrapped in a simple yet evocative melody. The repeated 'Oo-Oo-Oo-Oo' serves as a metaphorical call, reminiscent of a traditional Native American love call, which is a poignant and soulful way to express longing and desire. This call is not just a vocal expression but a symbolic offering of one's life and love to another, hoping for a mutual response.

The lyrics convey a deep sense of vulnerability and hope. When the singer asks, 'When I'm calling you, will you answer too?' it reflects the universal human experience of seeking connection and fearing rejection. The line 'If you refuse me I will be blue, waiting all alone' underscores the emotional stakes involved. The singer is willing to offer everything, but the fear of unrequited love looms large, making the call even more poignant.

The song's climax comes when the singer imagines hearing the 'answering echo so dear.' This echo symbolizes the reciprocation of love, a confirmation that the feelings are mutual. The repetition of 'Oo-Oo-Oo-Oo' in this context transforms from a lonely call into a harmonious duet, signifying unity and belonging. The final lines, 'You'll belong to me and I'll belong to you,' encapsulate the ultimate desire for a committed and shared love, where both individuals are bound together in mutual affection and devotion.