The song "You Should Know" by Jesse Powell is about a person who is deeply in love with someone, but feels rejected and pushed away. Despite their efforts to show their love is genuine, the other person continues to distance themselves. The protagonist is pleading for the other person to recognize their worth and give them the love they deserve. They express their commitment to always be by their side, even when times are tough. The chorus emphasizes that the protagonist's love is unconditional and they are willing to live and die for the person they love. They want the other person to understand the depth of their feelings. The protagonist acknowledges that there might be someone kinder and better suited for the other person, but they are unsure how long they can handle the emotional toll of being rejected and uncertain in the relationship. The song implies that no other man can love and understand the person as deeply as the protagonist does. They would be willing to endure the tests and challenges the other person puts them through, just to have their heart. Overall, "You Should Know" is a heartfelt plea for love, understanding, and reciprocation in a relationship. It highlights the protagonist's unwavering love and devotion, despite the challenges they face.
