The song "There Won't Be Anymore" by Elvis Costello and The Attractions is a melancholic and reflective track. The lyrics depict a sense of finality and the end of a romantic relationship. The narrator tells their former partner not to wait for any communication or affection from them, such as phone calls or letters, as there won't be any more. The phrase "All the love we had until you turn back" suggests that the love they once shared is now gone and can't be rekindled unless the partner has a change of heart. The line "And it broke my lovin' heart in two" emphasizes the emotional pain and heartbreak the narrator has experienced due to the end of the relationship. The chorus repeats the notion that when one's heart is breaking and they desire love and comfort from the narrator, it won't be like before. There won't be any more love or solace offered, indicating the finality of the breakup. Overall, the song explores the aftermath of a failed relationship, expressing a sense of resignation and acceptance that things will never be the same. The lyrics convey a mixture of sadness, disappointment, and the realization that the romantic connection has come to an end, leaving the narrator unwilling or unable to provide any more emotional support.
