Loved You First
One Direction · Take Me Home (Yearbook Edition) [2012]
Girl it should be me
Driving to your house
Knocking on your door
Kissing you on the mouth
Liam:
Holding on your hand
Dancing in the dark
Cos' I was the only one
Who loved you from the start
Harry:
But now when I see you with him,
It tears my world apart
Chorus:
Because
I've been waiting
All this time to finally say it
But now I see your heart's been taken
And nothing could be worse
Baby, I loved you first.
Had my chances
Could've been where he is standing
That's what hurts the most,
Girl, I came so close
But now you'll never know
Baby, I loved you first
Louis:
Girl it should be me
Calling on your phone
Saying you're the one
And that I'll never let you go
Harry:
I never understood
What love was really like
But I felt it for the first time
Looking in your eyes
Liam:
But now when I see you with him
My whole world falls apart
Chorus:
Because
I've been waiting
All this time to finally say it
But now I see your heart's been taken
And nothing could be worse
Baby, I loved you first.
Had my chances
Could've been where he is standing
That's what hurts the most,
Girl, I came so close
But now you'll never know
Baby, I loved you first
Zayn:
First touch
The first kiss
First girl who made me feel like this
Heartbreak
It's killing me
I loved you first, why can't you see?
Niall:
I've been waiting all this time to finally say it
But now I see your heart's been taken
And nothing could be worse
Baby, I loved you first.
Had my chances
Could've been where he is standing
That's what hurts the most
Girl, I came so close
But now you'll never know
Baby, I loved you first
Baby, I loved you first
Baby, I lvoed you first
Baby, I loved you first
About Loved You First
"Loved You First" by One Direction serves as a poignant reflection on the band's early romantic struggles, capturing the raw vulnerability characteristic of their debut era. Released on the *Take Me Home (Yearbook Edition)*, the track aligns with the group's signature blend of pop and rock, emphasizing themes of unrequited love and youthful heartbreak. The song complements their broader discography, which includes anthems like "What Makes You Beautiful," while maintaining a distinct emotional tone that resonates with fans navigating similar feelings. As a key component of their 2012 catalog, the recording exemplifies the band's ability to translate personal narratives into universal pop anthems, solidifying their status as a defining voice of the 2010s boy band phenomenon.

