Learn To Love Lyrics – Zoe Wees, Dean Lewis

Learn To Love Lyrics Meaning

[Verse 1: Zoe Wees]
This part shows a relationship where both people are trying to communicate, but it always turns into arguments. They spend hours talking, but nothing gets solved, and things keep spiraling out of control. The love between them has turned painful, and it’s not what either of them really wanted. They’re starting to question if this is what they signed up for in the beginning. Others around them are fed up with hearing about their problems. She feels like whatever she does is wrong and that choosing this relationship is only letting herself down.

[Pre-Chorus: Zoe Wees]
It feels like their relationship is ending, like their chapter together is closing. But life itself keeps moving forward, even if their love story doesn’t.

[Chorus: Zoe Wees]
She’s been trying for two years to make things work but still feels like she’s letting her partner down. Saying goodbye hurts because it feels like failure. She never meant to hurt him, but they keep messing up and falling apart. Deep down, she realizes she still hasn’t fully figured out how to love properly. She’s been trying without direction, just going through the motions. The relationship has become painful, almost like a burden. Despite her good intentions, the same problems keep happening, and it all circles back to needing to truly understand love.

[Verse 2: Dean Lewis]
Here, he’s begging for one last chance, promising he can change and fix things if given the opportunity. He wants to stop the pain they’re both feeling and is emotionally breaking down. He still deeply wants her and is trying to reach her emotionally, but she’s slipping away. He looks into her eyes but feels no connection anymore. He’s desperate for her not to leave, saying they’ve been through rough times before and made it through. But this time, she says “sorry” and walks away, and at that moment, he finally realizes she’s truly gone.

[Chorus: Dean Lewis & Zoe Wees]
They both reflect on the two years they’ve spent trying to make things work. Neither of them wanted to give up, and saying goodbye feels like they’re both failing. Even though they didn’t mean to hurt each other, they kept falling short. There’s a deep sense of regret, confusion, and pain. One partner feels lost, like they’ve been running in circles without purpose. The other feels the love became too heavy to carry. Despite the love that once existed, they both recognize that something’s missing—they still haven’t figured out how to love in a healthy way.

[Bridge: Dean Lewis & Zoe Wees]
This part is a quiet realization and a kind of self-admission. Both of them repeat the phrase as if trying to accept the truth—they still need to figure out what it really means to love someone. It’s like a lesson they’re still learning.

[Chorus: Dean Lewis, Zoe Wees, Both]
Again, they go back to those two long years of trying. They didn’t want to fail each other but ended up in pain. Letting go feels like defeat. They didn’t mean to break one another, but things kept falling apart anyway. They tried fixing it but were lost the whole time. The love that once brought joy now feels like a curse. The emotional damage is too much, and though they meant well, they keep coming back to the same hard truth—they’ve still got a lot to learn about loving the right way.