Wanted You More
Lady Antebellum · Own The Night [2011]
I kept waitin' on a reason
in a call that never came.
No I never, saw it comin'
Somethin' in you,
must have changed.
All the words unspoken,
promises broken.
I cried for so long.
Wasted too much time,
should have seen the signs.
Now I know, just what went wrong.
I guess I wanted you more,
and lookin' back now I'm sure,
I wanted you more.
I guess I wanted you more.
All the nights we spent just talkin'
of the things we wanted out of life(out of life).
Makin' plans and dreams together,
I wish I'd seen I was just too blind.
My heart was open,
exposed and hopin'
for you, to put it on the line.
But in the end, it seemed,
there was no room for me.
Still I tried, to change your mind.
I guess I wanted you more,
and lookin' back now I'm sure,
I wanted you more.
I guess I wanted you more.
Ohhh, I don't need you,
I don't need you anymore.
I guess I wanted you more,
and lookin' back now I'm sure,
I wanted you more.
I guess I wanted you more.
I don't you,
I don't need you anymore.
in a call that never came.
No I never, saw it comin'
Somethin' in you,
must have changed.
All the words unspoken,
promises broken.
I cried for so long.
Wasted too much time,
should have seen the signs.
Now I know, just what went wrong.
I guess I wanted you more,
and lookin' back now I'm sure,
I wanted you more.
I guess I wanted you more.
All the nights we spent just talkin'
of the things we wanted out of life(out of life).
Makin' plans and dreams together,
I wish I'd seen I was just too blind.
My heart was open,
exposed and hopin'
for you, to put it on the line.
But in the end, it seemed,
there was no room for me.
Still I tried, to change your mind.
I guess I wanted you more,
and lookin' back now I'm sure,
I wanted you more.
I guess I wanted you more.
Ohhh, I don't need you,
I don't need you anymore.
I guess I wanted you more,
and lookin' back now I'm sure,
I wanted you more.
I guess I wanted you more.
I don't you,
I don't need you anymore.
Wanted You More
Wanted You More stands as a poignant song in Lady Antebellum's discography, appearing on their 2011 album Own The Night. During this era, the trio solidified their reputation for blending country storytelling with polished pop production. The track captures the group's signature harmonies and emotional depth, exploring themes of longing and the complexities of romantic connection. As part of a period marked by significant commercial success, the song reflects the band's ability to craft intimate narratives within a broader mainstream framework. It remains a notable recording that showcases their evolving sound and commitment to heartfelt songwriting.

