Say You Want Me drifts in like a quiet confession, the kind of moment where two people stand on the edge of truth

and hope the other steps closer. It feels like a conversation whispered in the early hours of the morning, soft,

honest, stripped of ego, where every line is a gentle plea for reassurance, for closeness, for something real.

Waking up and replaying those yesterdays, the song moves through memory like sunlight through a half-opened curtain. There’s a bittersweet longing in the way the verses unfold, carrying that delicate ache of wanting someone

not just to stay… but to choose you.

The chorus  “Say you want me, say you care” lands like a heartbeat. It’s more than a lyric,

it’s a deep human craving to be seen, to be held, to know that in a world full of noise,

one voice still calls your name with meaning.

With its gentle sway and tender emotion, Say You Want Me wraps itself around the listener.

It’s a reminder of the warmth in simple words, the safety in sincere affection,

and the quiet power of hearing someone say, without hesitation, “I want you.”