The song "Love" by Hendersin tells the story of a toxic and selfish relationship. The lyrics describe a woman who is not afraid to take risks and is known for her reckless behavior. The narrator acknowledges her past and believes that he can make their relationship work despite it. However, as the relationship progresses, the woman's seductive ways become the cause of their destruction. The narrator finds himself feeling alone and ignored as the woman engages in questionable behavior. Despite rumors and warnings, the narrator chooses to ignore them, thinking that his love can conquer all. The chorus sung by MoZella reveals the truth about the woman's selfishness. She sings about how the woman only loves herself and never changes her ways, leaving the narrator constantly hoping for a change that will never come. As the song continues, the narrator realizes the extent of the woman's wrongdoing and how she has manipulated him. He confronts her about her actions and the rumors surrounding her. He questions her loyalty and confronts her about her behavior at clubs and with other men. MoZella's vocals express the pain and frustration the narrator feels as he realizes how he has allowed himself to be hurt by the woman's lies. She sings about how he constantly shrunk himself for her, believing her lies and hiding the truth from himself. In the end, the narrator realizes it is time to let go and move on from the toxic relationship. The repeated lines "Guess it's time to move on, girl," emphasizes the decision to leave for his own well-being. The song serves as a reminder of the importance of self-love and the consequences of being in a relationship with someone who only loves themselves.
