Tell Me What You Want Me To Do

Those who've loved someone uncertain find their mirror in this track—people navigating the vulnerability of wanting to give everything to someone who hasn't yet decided what they need. The song captures that suspended moment between hope and resignation, where listeners are willing to reshape themselves if it means keeping someone close. People return to it during quiet nights when nostalgia hits hardest, finding both the ache of unreciprocated devotion and the strange inspiration that comes from having loved so completely.

Nostalgia hits you first—you're transported to a moment when you needed someone to tell you exactly what to do, when uncertainty felt safer than choosing. That longing for guidance unlocks something deeper: the memory of vulnerability, of wanting someone else to carry the weight of a decision that was really yours all along.

You come back to this song when you're standing at a crossroads, wondering if you're making the right choice. It's the soundtrack to those late nights when you're replaying old relationships, asking yourself what you could have done differently. This is the song for when you need permission to feel lost, even if just for a moment.