Lucy Fitzgerald 
Sara Rachele’s “I Can’t Relate to You (Acoustic)” hits you in that quiet way that only a stripped-down song can. It’s just her voice and an acoustic guitar, and somehow that’s enough to completely pull you into her world. There’s something raw about it; you can almost feel the isolation she’s singing about. She’s not trying to overcomplicate anything; it’s just honest, delicate, and kind of devastating in the best way.
The song was born out of her frustration with not being able to connect with someone, and you can hear that struggle in every note. There’s this bittersweet stillness, like you’re sitting with her in some dimly lit room while she works through all these feelings of disconnection and longing. And honestly, that’s why it hits so hard. It feels real, not like a polished studio track trying to be deep.
The way she described it, like if you picked up a guitar at a grave site and played it exactly how you’d play it alone, that’s exactly what this sounds like. No frills, just emotion. I love that she left it so bare because it lets her voice carry all the weight of the story she’s telling.
I like this song so much that I keep saying it should be on everyone’s playlist. It’s one of those tracks that sneaks up on you, stays in your head, and makes you want to just stop everything and listen.
Listening to songs so you don’t have to! Just kidding :D, you totally should. Music blogger by day, nurse by night
