I've been lonely, I've been waiting for you
I'm pretending and that's all I can do
The love I'm sending
Ain't making it through to your heart
You've been hiding never letting it show
Always trying to keep it under control
You got it down and you're well
On the way to the top but there's something that you forgot
What about love, don't you want someone to care about you
What about love, don't let it slip away
What about love I only want to share it with you
You might need it some day
I can't tell you what you're feeling inside
I can't sell you what you don't want to buy
Some thing's missing and you got to
Look back on your life you know something here just ain't right
What about love, don't you want someone to care about you
What about love, don't let it slip away
What about love
I only want to share it with you
What about love, don't you want someone to care about you
What about love, don't let it slip away
What about love
I only want to share it with you
Source: LyricFind
Songwriters: Brian Allen / Jim Vallance / Sheron Alton
What About Love lyrics © Downtown Music Publishing, Songtrust Ave, Sony/ATV Music Publishing LLC, Universal Music Publishing Group, Warner Chappell Music, Inc
C.: I’m scheduled to work at The Kennel tonight and that workout d.c. gave me to do today has raised my heart rate, and I need to get some sleep before I go to work. d.c.’s nursing diagnosis would probably be: insomnia related to an elevated heart rate secondary to today's workout for the Cat Skills Games.
That is a bit unusual- a cat with insomnia- but how many cats have jobs that they get paid for? And how many cats do anything constructive, besides grooming themselves all day? I need to get some sleep before I go to work, so I’ll make my brain tired while my pulse rate drops by asking myself some rhetorical questions with no ready answers like: “If Mr. Spock, Captain Kirk and the rest of the crew on Star Trek boldly went where no man has ever dared go before, had women been there before? What about dogs and cats? Or horses and pigs? Elephants and zebras, perhaps? Also, we are told that the universe is endless. Is that true, or is it just so big that no one has ever been able to find the end of it? Or, perhaps someone or something did find the end of the universe, and disappeared into oblivion before they could relay the message to anyone else.
“Also, if one has multiple personalities, when referring to him or herself in the third person, does s/he still refer to him or herself as one? And, why are there positive and negative connotations attached to certain numbers? d.c.’s favorite number is thirteen, but many superstitious people believe that this number is bad luck. However, the Chinese believe that anything with the number eight attached to it is lucky. So, at the Chinese horse racing tracks, is every horse in every race assigned the number eight to encourage more betting? And where, exactly, did these superstitions begin? d.c. says that the number thirteen (however much that is) is called a “Baker’s Dozen” because that was the profit margin for a baker on twelve loaves of bread in the middle ages: one loaf. And why does that word mean both a portion of food and to do things slowly? Do people work more slowly after eating a loaf of bread?
“And why are there three different words that sound the same? Humans, in their language, have these three words that sound the same but have three different meanings that aren’t there in Catonese. That’s because they’re crazy!
“ And do rhetorical questions really have no logical answer, or are we just too lazy to answer them?
And to whom do we owe thanks for giving my favorite number, two, three different meanings and three different spellings? It’s too confusing!
“And what about love? That word can be used for many things. It can mean that one is extremely fond of someone else as a friend, family member, or a companion for life or a long (or short) period of time, but it can also mean that a human really likes a food, an object, or a circumstance, such as the weather they are having.
“And why does an irrational number multiplied by another irrational number equal a rational number? Does that mean that two irrational people make one rational person?
“And why, if Texas has the second highest land area by square footage and the second highest population in the union, doesn’t that state have the most electoral college votes?
“And finally and most puzzling of all, ‘Why’?”
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