I don't know why but I struggle to write straight forward love songs, the second they start sounding too lovey and gushy I tend to follow it up with a lyric that's semi sad or confronting.
"[2] Speaking to Rolling Stone Australia, Shark explained that working with another artist is something which needs to feel "right" and "natural".
[6][7] The music video for "Love Songs Ain't for Us" was directed by James Chappel and produced by Yiani Andrikidis.
[8] Women in Pop called the song "A gorgeous, tender ballad with country vibes... [which] showcases Shark's remarkable, emotive voice with little more than a gentle guitar and piano backing up her".
[2] Tyler Jenke from Rolling Stone Australia described the song as "A smooth pop track which, while not full of the same outwardly anthemic qualities as previous tracks, revels in the quiet intensity, utilising the sort of country influences only someone like Keith Urban can add to the mix.