The song "Only Know How To Love You" by Jordy Searcy talks about the difficulty of moving on from a past relationship and trying to be friends with the person you still love. The narrator laments that, despite their best efforts to move on and see their former partner only as a friend, they are still in love with them and find it hard to let go. Throughout the song, the narrator describes the various ways they are reminded of their ex - seeing their jacket at a party, looking through old photos, wanting to follow them when they leave. They acknowledge that it's only been a month since the breakup and that it will take much longer to fully get over the relationship. The chorus repeats the line "Cause you wanna be friends but I only know how to love you," emphasizing the conflict between the ex's desire for friendship and the narrator's inability to see them as anything but a romantic interest. The song ends with the narrator wishing for distance between them, recognizing that it's too hard to be around someone they're still in love with. Overall, "Only Know How To Love You" speaks to the complex and often painful process of moving on from a past relationship, especially when there are conflicting emotions and desires involved.
