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I’ve Got The Melody (Deep In My Heart)

This version of I’Ve Got The Melody (Deep In My Heart) was released by Kenny Loggins in 1976.

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Feeling love,
That’s all,
That’s enough for me
Yet I see…

I see faces!
Coverin’ an empty ‘I’
Empty spaces
Where there used to be a soul inside

Nothin’ and no one ever gets to them
Seems the wind could blow right through them
Believin’ in gods that never knew them
I believe in love

I believe in love, I do!
I believe I’m feelin’ good
I’m feeling love!
(feeling love is feeling good)
I believe in love
Feeling love is feeling good!

Worry!
Climbin’ up your money tree
You’ve got to hurry
Monkey do what the monkey see

You’re on a one-way street and you’re speedin’
Missin’ the signs you should be readin’
Passin’ the things you’ll later be needin’
I believe in love

I believe it, nobody sold me
Always knew it, nobody told me
I believe in someone to hold me
I believe in love

I believe in love, I do!
I believe I’m feelin’ good
I’m feeling love!
(feeling love is feeling good)
(feeling love is feeling good, I believe in love)
(feeling love is feeling good)
I believe in love
(feeling love is feeling good, I believe in love)
Feeling love is feeling good!
(I believe in love)
Feeling love is feeling good!
(I believe in love)

I’ll never be lonely!
Sleepin’ in an empty bed,
Shouldn’t be only
Just a place to rest my head

But I don’t want to find myself one day
Wakin’ up and lookin’ at Monday
With some ‘whats-her-name’ left from Sunday
I believe in love

I believe it, nobody sold me
Always knew it, nobody told me
I believe in someone to hold me
I believe in love

I believe in love, I do!
I believe I’m feelin’ good
Everybody should! believe in feelin’ good
Believe in, Believe in, love!

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The lyrics for I’Ve Got The Melody (Deep In My Heart) are made up of the words, verses and background chorus for the popular 1976 song by Kenny Loggins. Like a lot of songs, the lyrics to I’Ve Got The Melody (Deep In My Heart) have both direct meanings and metaphorical context hidden within the song's words. All of the meanings are only truly known by the creators of the lyrics for I’Ve Got The Melody (Deep In My Heart) - Kenny Loggins and any of the writers who worked with them on the song.

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