LUV? Lyrics – Aitch & Anne-Marie

LUV? Lyrics by Aitch & Anne-Marie is a new english song by Aitch and Anne-Marie, released on Aitch’s official YouTube channel. The track is written by Aitch, Anne-Marie, James Murray, and Mustafa Omer, produced by Mojam, and was released on April 24, 2025. The song offers listeners a lively, party-centric vibe, with an emphasis on carefree fun and the complexities of modern relationships.

LUV? explores the themes of emotional detachment, the fleeting nature of romance, and the pursuit of instant gratification, all set against a backdrop of partying and casual encounters. The lyrics reflect a tension between trying to form connections while resisting the emotional investment that often accompanies them. Aitch and Anne-Marie each offer distinct perspectives on love and relationships, with Anne-Marie expressing disinterest in commitment, while Aitch shows a more flirtatious, yet similarly detached, approach. The playful and somewhat reckless tone throughout the song underscores a desire for freedom and enjoyment without the complications of deeper emotional engagement.

LUV? Details

Song	LUV?
Artists	Aitch & Anne-Marie
Written By	Aitch, Anne-Marie, James Murray & Mustafa Omer
Produced By	Mojam
Label	Aitch
Language	English
Released Date	Apr 24, 2025

LUV? Lyrics

[Intro: Anne-Marie]
Uh, ayy

[Chorus: Anne-Marie]
What you know about love? All I know is I can’t be arsed
You’ve had a little too much, what’s your name again? I forgot
If you wanna be useful, huh, go to the bar and fill my glass
I’m done tryna catch feelings, all I wanna do is party hard

[Verse 1: Aitch]
Woah, slow down, babe
I’m just tryna get to know ya, you know my game
I can really keep you warm when it’s cold out, babe
Yeah, I’m from up North but I go down, babe
So, what’s your number, name and your addy?
Know you’re from down South, let me take you to Manny
My new goal in life’s to be making you happy
What you drinking? Wray or a Maggie?

[Pre-Chorus: Anne-Marie & Aitch]
You’re a little too much for me if I’m honest (Uh, what you mean, what you mean?)
I don’t wanna be harsh but you can’t take a hint (Aight, tell me how you feel)
Did you really come up to me to chat rubbish? (What? I’m just tryna get to know ya)
I’m still waiting for my drink (What?)

[Chorus: Anne-Marie & Aitch]
What you know about love? All I know is I can’t be arsed
You’ve had a little too much, what’s your name again? I forgot
If you wanna be useful, huh, go to the bar and fill my glass (Yeah)
I’m done tryna catch feelings, all I wanna do is party hard

[Verse 2: Aitch]
Alright, true say I’ve had a couple of drinks
And between me and you I threw up in the sink (Ugh)
But I’m tryna find out if you’re looking to link
Know your friends don’t agree but fuck what they think (Fuck ’em all)
Don’t worry I don’t kiss and tell
And you ain’t gotta stress when you’re with Big Shell (Turn up)
Make sure your nails did and your drips Chanel (Woah)
Treat me nice and you might get a whip as well
Got them good hips, good lips, pretty blue eyes
Might have pushed it, but fuck it, I’m kissing you twice (Mwah)
Come with me, we can live a new life
If you ain’t got a crib then I’m giving you mine (Ha-ha)
Hold my hand, baby, walk with with me (Walk with me)
I’m a big boy, why you being short with me?
Come and get another drink, you can tell me what you think
Are you really tryna link, baby? Talk to me

[Bridge: Anne-Marie & Aitch]
Ooh, spilling shit all on my new Nike shoes
Hush your mouth ’cause this my tune
Ooh, say you understand my point of view
But I don’t think you do (Uh)

[Chorus: Anne-Marie, Anne-Marie & Aitch]
What you know about love? All I know is I can’t be arsed
You’ve had a little too much, what’s your name again? I forgot
If you wanna be useful, huh, go to the bar and fill my glass
I’m done tryna catch feelings, all I wanna do is party hard
All I wanna do is party hard

LUV? Lyrics Meaning

[Intro: Anne-Marie]
The intro sets the tone for the song with Anne-Marie’s casual “Uh, ayy” as she prepares to express her feelings about love. This opening marks a carefree, unbothered approach to relationships, preparing the listener for the lighthearted, party-focused theme that follows.

[Chorus: Anne-Marie]
In the chorus, Anne-Marie’s lyrics highlight her disillusionment with love and commitment. “What you know about love? All I know is I can’t be arsed” conveys her lack of interest in getting emotionally involved. The line “You’ve had a little too much, what’s your name again? I forgot” adds to the casual, almost dismissive attitude towards the encounter. Anne-Marie’s plea for the other person to focus on getting her a drink instead of trying to engage emotionally reinforces the song’s carefree, nonchalant attitude towards romance.

[Verse 1: Aitch]
Aitch’s verse brings a shift in tone as he attempts to engage with the person, offering playful flirtation and light-hearted flirtation. “I’m just tryna get to know ya” and “I can really keep you warm when it’s cold out, babe” suggest an initial interest, though he too avoids deeper emotional connections. His invitation to “take you to Manny” (Manchester) and his casual approach to offering drinks like “Wray or a Maggie” reflect the song’s focus on immediate gratification and fleeting encounters.

[Pre-Chorus: Anne-Marie & Aitch]
In this section, both Anne-Marie and Aitch express a sense of emotional distance. Anne-Marie notes that the other person is “a little too much for me” while Aitch, despite his earlier flirtations, doesn’t seem to fully connect with Anne-Marie’s attitude. The playful back-and-forth between the two reveals a mutual recognition of the superficial nature of their interactions, setting the stage for the ongoing tension between desire and emotional detachment.

[Chorus: Anne-Marie & Aitch]
The repetition of the chorus reinforces the theme of emotional detachment. Both artists continue to express their desire to avoid forming deeper connections, focusing instead on enjoying the moment. The request to “fill my glass” rather than engage in conversation about feelings illustrates their shared disinterest in love or commitment.

[Verse 2: Aitch]
In this verse, Aitch confesses that he’s had a few drinks and may be less coherent, but he continues his flirtation with the other person. His lines like “I don’t kiss and tell” and “you might get a whip as well” imply that he’s offering material rewards as part of the casual, noncommittal romance. Despite the flirtation, Aitch maintains his focus on fun, while his willingness to share his life with the other person (“I’m giving you mine”) suggests a sense of temporary connection rather than lasting emotional engagement.

[Bridge: Anne-Marie & Aitch]
The bridge features Anne-Marie and Aitch again acknowledging the chaotic nature of the night. The playful references to “spilling shit all on my new Nike shoes” and “this my tune” emphasize the song’s carefree, party-like energy. The line “I don’t think you do” reveals a disconnect between their intentions and the other person’s understanding of their true feelings, highlighting the contrast between fun and emotional depth.

[Chorus: Anne-Marie, Anne-Marie & Aitch]
The final chorus echoes the earlier sentiments of emotional detachment, with Anne-Marie and Aitch continuing to avoid any deeper connection. Their shared emphasis on partying rather than pursuing love sums up the overall message of the song: a desire for fun and freedom over emotional investment. The repetition reinforces the song’s playful yet detached attitude toward romance.

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