Want to Love

Album cover art for "Want to Love" by The Crazy World of Arthur Brown

The Crazy World of Arthur Brown - Rock, In English

Want to Love

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Duration: 4:56

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[Verse 1] Your uncle was a damaged man Who felt no guilt when molesting a child He used and abused you, hurt and confused you And left you feeling defiled Now fifteen years later After a child had confused, despaired You don't know how to own your passion You never learned how to share [Pre-Chorus] But you are a warrior fighting to regain your life Facing the beast of your anger To cut out its heart with your knife [Chorus] I think I'm a lot like you We want to love, we want to be loved I think you're a lot like me We want to love, wе want to be loved [Verse 2] When you told mе your story It reawakened the pain That lay down deep in my bowels I never gave it a name The truth was revealed to me In fascist former forgotten past Just one moment of betrayal And a lifetime to be an outcast [Chorus] Oh I think I'm a lot like you We want to love, we want to be loved I think you're a lot like me We want to love, we want to be loved [Bridge] Hey, hey momma, when you open your mind Don't be afraid to watch my fight [Verse 3] I admire your courage For facing the things you do You and I, we're both alike That's how I know you get through Day by day we will take it We'll take it hand in hand Right now you have my promise You can't lose 'cause love understands [Chorus] Oh I think I'm a lot like you We want to love, we want to be loved I think you're a lot like me We want to love, we want to be loved I think I'm a lot like you We want to love, we want to be loved I think you're a lot like me We want to love, we want to be loved [Outro] Hey, hey momma, when you open your mind Don't be afraid to watch my fight Hey, hey momma, when you open your mind Don't be afraid to watch my fight

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Credits

Writers
  • Arthur Brown