Love Again

Ximena SariñAna · Ximena Sariñana [2011]

Pick a number

Take a name

Falling on the roses

Falling on the roses



Start a fire

Burn it up

Falling on the roses

Falling on the roses



Is this love love love love love, love again

And will it be enough to keep me from running away again

Is this love love love love love, love again

Oh will it be enough

I wanna be in love again



Make it easy

Break apart

Falling on the roses

Falling on the roses



I'll be over you

Before it ends

Falling on the roses

Falling on the roses



Is this love love love love love, love again

And will it be enough to keep me from running away again

Is this love love love love love, love again

Oh will it be enough

I wanna be in love again



It's hard to be alone

The tides have come

With wasted words

And things I've always known

They don't mean shit without your love



Love love love love, love again

And will it be enough to keep me from running away again

Is this love love love love love, love again

Oh will it be enough

I wanna be in love again



Is this love love love love love, love again

And will it be enough to keep me from running away again

Is this love love love love love, love again

Oh will it be enough

I wanna be in love again

Love Again - Ximena Sariñana

Ximena Sariñana's "Love Again" stands as a poignant centerpiece on her 2011 self-titled album, showcasing her signature blend of Spanish pop and acoustic storytelling. The track exemplifies her ability to weave personal narrative with melodic warmth, characteristic of her work on both "Ximena Sariñana" and the critically acclaimed "Mediocre." Released during a period where she refined her songwriting to focus on intimate human experiences, the recording captures the emotional resonance of her early career. The song reflects her commitment to authentic expression, avoiding grandiose production in favor of raw, guitar-driven arrangements that highlight her vocal clarity and lyrical depth. It remains a defining piece of her discography, illustrating her transition into a respected voice in contemporary Latin music.