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Chicago ~ Who Do You Love


I never know What you're gonna do You're always so far away Down below You used to tell the truth Now you're lookin' for something to say You give me those eyes And then look away Do you want me down on my knees Are you livin' a lie Is this some kind of game Baby, won't you tell me please Give me one good reason to stay When you won't come Right out and say (chorus) Who do you love What makes you happen What do you need for satisfaction Who do you love I need an answer Is it just about a good time, good time Who do you love I wish that you'd lie Or tell me the truth So i can decide for myself Maybe you've tried What we used to do With somebody, somewhere else Give me one good reason to stay When you won't come Right out and say (chorus) more free lyrics

I never know
What you're gonna do
You're always so far away
Down below
You used to tell the truth
Now you're lookin' for something to say
You give me those eyes
And then look away
Do you want me down on my knees
Are you livin' a lie
Is this some kind of game
Baby, won't you tell me please
Give me one good reason to stay
When you won't come
Right out and say
(chorus)
Who do you love
What makes you happen
What do you need for satisfaction
Who do you love
I need an answer
Is it just about a good time, good time
Who do you love

I wish that you'd lie
Or tell me the truth
So i can decide for myself
Maybe you've tried
What we used to do
With somebody, somewhere else
Give me one good reason to stay
When you won't come
Right out and say
(chorus)

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