Be Thankful for What You Got

Be Thankful for What You Got (Pt. 1)

Lonely Heart

"Could Be Loving You" is a heart-wrenching soul/pop ballad about regret, forgiveness, and hope for love’s second chance.
Raw, honest lyrics deliver the story of a man pleading at his lover’s doorway, desperate to be taken back.
Each verse reveals emotional intensity and vulnerability, showing the struggle for reconciliation.
Soulful vocals and cinematic production blend beautifully, inviting listeners into the moment.
The melody and arrangement emphasize pain, yearning, and the deep desire to make things right.
Listeners experience a powerful narrative filled with apology, longing, and tender self-reflection.
Verses and choruses build gradually—moving from regretful silence to impassioned hope.
Authentic delivery and expressive harmonies define the track’s adult contemporary character.
This song resonates with fans who crave honest storytelling and richly heartfelt pop-soul.
"Could Be Loving You" is unforgettable for its sincerity, dynamic emotion, and artistic connection.

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Lyrics
Could Be Loving You

Did you know (Did you know)
I’m bad (I’m bad)
Had you here, in my arms and treated you wrong
No wonder, no wonder at all you left me on my own (yeeeeaaaahhhh)

Now, I wonder around home
My chin dragging on the ground
A smile is nowhere to be found
All this time, I could be loving you (yeeeeaahh loving yoooooouuu)

I should have been better
Treated you like my Queen
Instead, I was blind and lost my find
Now you are gone, you are gone (yeeeeaaaahhhh gone)

Now, I wonder around home
My chin dragging on the ground
A smile is nowhere to be found
All this time, I could be loving you (yeeeeaahh loving yoooooouuu)

I know, yeah I know, I, I, I, did you wrong (so wrong)
Must of blown my mind, blown my mind
Now, here all alone, don’t think I can carry on (need you in my life)
Got to get down on my knees, and beg you pretty please (pleeeeeaaasssee)
It is all I can do, is fall down at your door and plead
Let me make you believe again, be my Queen again
Cause all I do now is cry, cause I know I did you wrong (so wrong yeeeeaaahhh)

Don’t want to wonder around home
My chin dragging on the ground
With a smile nowhere to be found
All this time, I could be loving you (yeeeeaahh loving yoooooouuu)

Want to be loving yoooouuu yeeeeaaaahhh yeeeeaahh

Keywords
heartfelt soul-pop, emotional confession, vocals with vulnerability, love’s second chance, pleading at doorway, pain and forgiveness, cinematic production, authentic storytelling, adult contemporary ballad, real love struggle, tearful apology, expressive harmonies, pop-soul sincerity, dynamic emotion, hope and redemption

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Could Be Loving You

Could Be Loving You - heart in my hands, wishing I loved you right the first time.

【为方大同致敬！】
一首充滿律動感的苦甜neosoul抒情歌，向方大同獨特的音樂風格致敬。歌曲以Q彈的合成器貝斯、律動感十足的電吉他和慵懶的男聲，營造出屬於夜晚、內省又充滿groove的氛圍。它講述了一個在捷運站錯失的故事，一段關係在不經意的告別中劃下句點。歌曲在懷舊的旋律中，探索那些痛苦的「如果」，以及遲來領悟的一句「別走」，或許能改變一切。這是一首獻給特定音樂風格和那種永恆的遺憾的苦甜情書。

A groovy, bittersweet neosoul ballad that pays tribute to the distinctive style of Khalil Fong. With a bubbly synth bassline, funky rhythm guitar, and laid-back male vocals, the song captures the nocturnal and introspective vibe of the artist. It tells the story of a missed moment and a lingering regret at a subway station, where a relationship ended with a casual goodbye. The track is a nostalgic journey through a past love, exploring the painful "what ifs" and the late realization that a simple "don't go" could have changed everything. It's a bittersweet homage to a specific musical style and the timeless ache of missed opportunities.

Be Thankful for What You Got (Pt. 1)

William DeVaughn