Is That Love
(Difford/Tilbrook)
You’ve left my ring by the soap
Now is that love?
You cleaned me out you could say broke
Now is that love?
The better better better it gets
The more these girls forget
That that is love
You won’t get dressed you walk about
Now is that, is that
A teasing glance has pushed me out
Now is that, is that
The tougher tougher tougher it gets
The more my lips frequent
Now that is love
You’ve called my bluff I’m not so hot,
Now is that love
My assets froze while yours have dropped,
Now is that, is that
It’s the cupid cupid cupid disguise
That more or less survived
Now that is love
You’ve made my bed the finger points
Now is that, is that love
The more you more you more you cool down
The easier love is found
Now that is love
Beat me up with your letters, your walk-out notes
Funny how you still fight me right here at home
Legs up with a book and a drink
Now is that love that’s making you think
The “Beat me up with your letters, your walk-out notes” section should also appear after the 2nd verse, and the last 2 stanzas need to be switched — they appear above in the wrong order. What a great song — one of my favorites!
Ed
Thanks Ed – the reason for the confusion is that rather than repeating the chorus every time it appears I’ve simply put the chorus once at the end. It saves space and means you don’t have to scroll so much. I originally did the lyrics this way so that they would fit in the CD booklet of the 2CD East Side Story reissue. I’m still waiting for that to happen!
At least it doesn’t say ‘Beat me up with your lettuce’!
Love the GT demo version. Sounds cool , this Woman’s world and Mumbo