Lord Huron - Love Me Like You Used To (official Video) -

: The museum serves as a shrine to Tubbs Tarbell , the fictional broadcasting host who introduced the band during their Alive from Whispering Pines livestream series. Lyrical Meaning and Composition

"Love Me Like You Used To" is the standout mid-tempo track from fourth studio album, Long Lost , released on May 21, 2021. The official music video, which debuted on July 26, 2021, serves as a central piece of the album’s intricate fictional lore, blending mid-century "Cosmic Cowboy" aesthetics with a haunting, supernatural narrative. Narrative and Visual Themes Lord Huron - Love Me Like You Used To (Official Video)

The song is written from the perspective of a traveler who has spent years away and returns to a former lover, pleading for forgiveness and a return to the way things were. : The museum serves as a shrine to

The video, directed by , features a mysterious older woman visiting the Whispering Pines Museum in Silver Mine City. Narrative and Visual Themes The song is written

: Clad in pink heart-shaped sunglasses, a denim vest, and sequins, the woman explores the museum even though it is closed. Her character is often speculated by fans to be a former lover or devotee of the Whispering Pines artists, possibly a version of the recurring character Frankie Lou .

: As she wanders through memorabilia, she watches a television performance by the fictional character Quentin King (a persona used for the song's narration). The band members appear throughout the clip with blurred faces , a recurring visual motif in the Long Lost era that represents the "ghosts" of forgotten musical history.