British soul legend James Morrison is making a comeback with his new single "The Man Who Can't Be Loved," a deeply emotional track. The song will give fans a heartfelt preview of what to expect from his sixth album.
In collaboration with songwriters Adam James and Kjetil Mørland, and produced by renowned hitmaker Mark Taylor, "The Man Who Can't Be Loved" is a tender piano ballad that lingers in your mind long after you hear it. The music is simple, allowing Morrison's powerful and smooth voice to express deep emotions against a gentle musical backdrop. It's a song that embraces openness rather than glamour, tackling feelings many people face but don't often talk about.
The song explores feelings of self-doubt in love. Morrison describes it as a song about feeling like you're not enough to love someone properly and questioning your worth. The lyrics express honest thoughts that many can relate to, reflecting the kind of worries that might keep someone up late at night, longing for connection. This song takes a softer, more introspective approach. In this piece, Morrison is not battling the outside world, instead, he is grappling with his own emotions. Yet, this kind of openness can be a powerful strength in itself.