Anything For Love Lyrics – Dua Lipa

[Intro]
One more tim
o one more time, make you cry again
I’m just sitting— I’m sitting in the middle of all of you
Argh, this is so intense
Well, Danny insulted liquorice, that’s nice
Okay, alright, let’s do it, let’s put it down

[Verse 1]
And I’m not interested in a love that gives up so easily
I want a love that’s set on keeping me
When it hurts, we don’t even think to cut it off
And I’m not interested in a heart that doesn’t beat for me
I want a mind that meets me equally
When it’s hard, it won’t ever feel like it’s too much

[Pre-Chorus]
Remember when
We used to do anything for love?

[Chorus]
We’re all so scared of forever
And no one promises always
We’re not perfect together
That means we gotta part ways
Remember when
We used to do anything for love? (Mm-hm)

[Verse 2]
We’re all terrified of heartbreak
Run at first signs of problems
Make it look way too easy
We’ve all got too many options

[Pre-Chorus]
Remember when (Remember when)
We used to do anything for love? (Anything for love)

[Chorus]
But I’m not interested in a love that gives up so easily
I want a love that’s set on keeping me
When it hurts, we don’t even think to cut it off
Remember when (Remember when)
We used to do anything for love?

[Outro]
Hahaha
I think that’s the one, right?
Alright, cool

[Intro]
This introductory section sets the scene for the song, expressing a mix of emotions and intensities. It portrays a sense of frustration or exasperation, possibly indicating a difficult or intense situation. The mention of Danny insulting liquorice adds a touch of lightness or humor, contrasting with the seriousness of the emotions being felt.

[Verse 1]
Dua Lipa expresses her desire for a love that is enduring and resilient. She rejects the idea of a love that easily gives up when faced with challenges, emphasizing the importance of commitment and perseverance. She seeks a partner whose love is unwavering even during tough times, where both heart and mind are fully invested in the relationship.

[Pre-Chorus]
This section reflects on past experiences when love was valued and people were willing to go to great lengths for it. It evokes nostalgia for a time when dedication and sacrifice were inherent in relationships, contrasting with the present-day reluctance to commit fully.

[Chorus]
The chorus reflects on the contemporary fear of commitment and the transience of modern relationships. Dua Lipa observes that promises of forever are rare, and the imperfections in relationships often lead to separations. It reminisces about a time when love was cherished and valued above all else, contrasting it with the current state of affairs.

[Verse 2]
Dua Lipa comments on the prevalent fear of heartbreak and the tendency to avoid problems rather than facing them head-on. She notes that people often make relationships appear easy or disposable, possibly due to the abundance of options available in today’s society.

[Pre-Chorus]
This repetition of the pre-chorus reinforces the theme of nostalgia for a time when love was more enduring and significant. It emphasizes the contrast between past attitudes towards love and the current reluctance to fully commit.

[Chorus]
The final repetition of the chorus reiterates Dua Lipa’s desire for a love that is unwavering and steadfast. She emphasizes the importance of persistence and dedication in relationships, urging a return to the mindset of doing anything for love.

[Outro]
The outro provides a lighthearted conclusion to the song, possibly indicating a sense of relief or satisfaction after expressing these intense emotions. The laughter suggests a release of tension, and the casual tone signifies acceptance or resolution.