Know I done wrong
Left your heart torn
Is that what devils do?
Took you so low
Where only fools go
I shook the angel in you

Now I'm rising from the ground
Rising up to you
Filled with all the strength I found
There's nothing I can't do

I need to know now, know now
Can you love me again?
I need to know now, know now
Can you love me again?
I need to know now, know now
Can you love me again?
I need to know now, know now
Can you love me again?

Can you love me again?

It's unforgivable
I stole and burnt your soul
Is that what demons do?
They rule the worst of me
Destroy everything
They bring down angels like you

Now I'm rising from the ground
Rising up to you
Filled with all the strength I found
There's nothing I can't do

(Alright)
I need to know now, know now
Can you love me again?
I need to know now, know now
Can you love me again?

Alright
Can you love me again?

Oh, I told you once, I can't do this again
Do this again, oh Lord
I told you once, I can't do this again
Do this again, oh Lord

I need to know now, know now
Can you love me again?
I need to know now, know now
Can you love me again?
I need to know now, know now
Can you love me again?

Can you love me again?
Can you love me again, oh
Can you love me again?


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Love Me Again Lyrics as written by Stephen Andrew Booker John Newman

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    My Interpretation

    He has done something wrong to her. He has hurted her. He really feels bad (compares himself with devils and demons) But now, he regrets his actions and he wants to fix everything. He's rising from the crowd. But he needs to know if she can love him again. If it's worth enough to fight for..

    Ymotmanson July 25, 2013   Link

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