I Think We Should Stay In Love

Jesse®'s song "I Think We Should Stay In Love" delves into the complexities of romantic relationships, particularly the fear and pain associated with breaking up. The repeated line, "The hardest part of makin' love is breakin' up," underscores the central theme of the song: the emotional turmoil that comes with ending a relationship. Jesse® suggests that staying in love is a preferable alternative to the heartache of separation, emphasizing the value of preserving the bond they share.

The lyrics also highlight the singer's commitment to the relationship. Jesse® reassures their partner that they are dedicated to making things work, willing to meet their needs and maintain harmony with their partner's family. This dedication is further emphasized by the line, "I'm focused on the good, I'm staying 'way from the bad," indicating a conscious effort to nurture the positive aspects of their relationship. The plea, "You don't do this for your advantage, and I don't take what we have for granted," reflects a desire for mutual respect and appreciation.

Dylan Brady's contribution to the song adds another layer of emotional depth. His verse, "If you stay then we'll all be alright," reinforces the idea that the relationship's stability is crucial for their well-being. The acknowledgment of external temptations, "You got some choices waitin' outside," juxtaposed with the commitment to stay together, highlights the challenges they face but also their determination to overcome them. The closing lines, "Love me, love me, say that you love me... Don't leave me," capture the vulnerability and desperation to hold onto love, even if it means enduring some level of pretense.