The phrase "When will I be loved?" is famously known as the title of a song originally by The Everly Brothers from 1960. The song deals with feelings of being mistreated in love and questioning when one will finally find love that is true and lasting. It was also famously covered by Linda Ronstadt in 1974, becoming a bigger hit at that time. If you are asking about the song, it's a classic expression of the yearning to experience love consistently and meaningfully. If your question is more personal or philosophical, it reflects a deep and universal human emotion—wondering when one will be truly loved and valued by others, especially in relationships. For a literal or specific timing of "when you will be loved," that's something no song or external source can predict as it depends on personal circumstances, relationships, and life events. The song's lyrics capture the feeling well:
- "I've been made blue, I've been lied to, when will I be loved?"
- "I've been cheated, been mistreated, when will I be loved?"
These words express a longing and hope for love despite past hurts.
