Talk About Love

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Eddy Grant - Rock

Talk About Love

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Oh well, you talk about love when you're in the mood You talk about sweet love when you feel rhythm When I dress up on you Why, I can love you 'til the dawn I know the mention of the reason that you came around And I from then on'd be loving someone new You only talk about love when you're in the mood You talk about sweet love when you feel rhythm You only talk about love when you're in the mood You talk about sweet love when you feel rhythm You talk when you're spoken to Warn sentimental words, not jealous words of lust Ah-ah, ah-ah, tell my friends I know the difference Oh, between a girl and a girl like you Morning, don't catch me in no singlet I'd dial or have to hail a cab I'd never live to hear you name around You only talk about love when you're in the mood You talk about sweet love when you feel rhythm You only talk about love when you're in the mood You talk about sweet love when you feel rhythm Went to depths of loneliness and sorrow Yeah, I learned the ropes to count on you Marking country, man does time, myself did time to tell you That you are one crazy lady You only talk about love, darling, when you're in the mood You talk about sweet love, you know what I'm talking about, baby When you feel rhythm You only talk about love when you're in the mood You talk about sweet love when you feel rhythm There ain't no substitute I know what you do when the telephone don't ring I, I, cannot feel the feelings that you talk about But I love when you shout my name out loud Can't we live together for my salvation? I, I, can't take this any longer You only talk about love, darling, when you're in the mood You talk about sweet love when you feel rhythm You only talk about love, baby, when you're in the mood You talk about sweet love when you feel rhythm

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Credits

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  • Eddy Grant