I do want to know what love is and I immediately fell in love with this song when I first heard the lyrics that are vulnerable and open. This is a song that I've listened to over decades now and it still makes me want to turn it up when the first chords are struck. Foreigner is a popular British-American rock band that released, "I Want To Know What Love Is" in 1984, two years after I was born.
I was watching an episode of Modern Family and one of the main characters, Phil Dumphy wanted to surprise his wife with a song at the school's fundraiser. However, he begins to have second thoughts after having to follow up a great performance by a member of the "Dadbeats." When Phil was called to the stage, he ended up calling out some random letters and numbers of a nonexistent car as if he was up there to make an announcement. Watching this episode made me go find it on my playlist and I put it on repeat for days.
… I've gotta take a little time A little time to think things over I better read between the lines In case I need it when I'm older
… This mountain, I must climb Feels like a world upon my shoulders Through the clouds, I see love shine Keeps me warm as life grows colder
… In my life, there's been heartache and pain I don't know if I can face it again Can't stop now, I've traveled so far To change this lonely life
… I wanna know what love is I want you to show me I wanna feel what love is I know you can show me (hey)
… Gotta take a little time Little time to look around me I've got nowhere left to hide Looks like love has finally found me
… In my life, there's been heartache and pain I don't know if I can face it again Can't stop now, I've traveled so far To change this lonely life
… I wanna know what love is I want you to show me I wanna feel what love is I know you can show me
… I wanna know what love is (I wanna know) I want you to show me (I wanna feel) I wanna feel what love is (I know, I know, and I know) I know you can show me Let's talk about love
… I wanna know what love is (Love that you feel inside) I want you to show me (I'm feeling so much love) I wanna feel what love is (And you know, you just can't hide) I know you can show me
… Oh, I wanna know what love is (Let's talk about love) I know you can show me (I wanna feel) I wanna feel what love is (And you know you just can't hide) I know you can show me I wanna feel what love is (oh, I wanna know) I want you to show me
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