"Come Back Darling" is a song by the British reggae/pop band UB40, released in 1998 as a single from their album "Labour of Love III." The song tells the story of a person who deeply regrets their past actions and desperately wants their loved one to come back to them. The lyrics express the singer's plea for another opportunity and assurance that they can make their partner happy. The line "Give me another try, I'll make you satisfied" reflects their willingness to change and do whatever it takes to make the relationship work. The singer emphasizes their immense need for their loved one, comparing it to the essential need of roses for rain. They express their vulnerability, not wanting to experience pain and crying anymore. Throughout the song, the singer urges their partner to come back, highlighting the love that still burns within them. They beg for their loved one's return, as their absence has created a yearning and emptiness in their life. The line "A day without you is like a year of emptiness" illustrates the depth of their longing. Ultimately, the singer pleads for their loved one's return to bring them happiness. They sincerely believe that their love and their efforts will be enough to satisfy their partner and rebuild the love they once shared. Overall, "Come Back Darling" is a heartfelt and emotional song about regret, longing, and the desperate desire to make amends in a relationship.
