"Back To You" by Hudson Taylor is a song about a relationship that has experienced a break-up and the emotional journey of one person who is considering giving their former partner another chance. The lyrics depict the narrator's realization that they have met their match again after a while apart, and now the ex-partner is coming back into their life wanting more. The narrator acknowledges that their former partner was once their everything until they shut them out, but now they find themselves knocking at their door, seeking reconciliation. Despite the pain and heartbreak caused by the initial separation, the narrator reveals the difficulty they have in moving on from their ex. They express disbelief that they have been left broken-hearted and have been lonely since the night they parted ways. The longing to be back together with their former partner is evident as they sing, "It's really breaking my heart, I never got over you, come on and open your eyes, I'm coming back to you." The song showcases a struggle between the past and the present, with the narrator questioning their ex-partner's intentions and ability to change. They acknowledge the betrayal they felt when trust was broken through lies, and express skepticism towards their ex's claims of honesty. However, despite the doubts, they still consider giving the relationship another chance and seem willing to forgive if their ex can prove a genuine change. The lyrics capture the emotional rollercoaster of a broken relationship and the conflicted feelings that can arise when contemplating a reunion. It portrays the longing for love and the willingness to potentially overcome past hurt in order to find happiness and closure.
