Your Love Lyrics - The Outfield

Your Love is a well- known song by British gemstone band The Outfield, released in 1985 as the supereminent single from their debut reader," Play Deep." It snappily came a megahit, thanks to its contagious warbles, energetic guitar work, and relatable lyrics.

[Verse 1: Tony Lewis]
Josie's on a vacation far away
Come around and talk it over
So many things that I wanna say
You know I like my girls a little bit older

Explanation of Verse 1
The song begins by introducing Josie, who's on a holiday far down.The narrator expresses a longing for her company and a desire to  bandy important  motives. The  songs also reveal the narrator's  favorite for females who are a bit older, adding a subcaste of  particular  devices and complexity to the narrative.

[Chorus: Tony Lewis & Tony Lewis with John Spinks]
I just wanna use your love tonight
And I don't wanna lose your love tonight

Explanation of Chorus
The chorus serves as the song's central theme, as the narrator openly admits to wanting to" use" the love of the person he is singing about. still, he also expresses a fear of losing that love, intimating at the internal conflict and emotional vulnerability he gests .

[Verse 2: Tony Lewis & Tony Lewis with John Spinks]
I ain't got many friends left to talk to
Nowhere to run when I'm in trouble
You know I'd do anything for you
Stay the night but keep it undercover

Explanation of Verse 2
In the alternate verse, the narrator shares a sense of loneliness, indicating that he does not have  numerous  musketeers to turn to in times of trouble. He emphasizes his  goodwill to do anything for the person he desires,  hinting a deep  position of  attachment. The  songs also advert the  moment of keeping their connection discreet and" undercover,"  inferring  possible complications or obstacles in their relationship.

[Chorus: Tony Lewis & Tony Lewis with John Spinks]
I just wanna use your love tonight, oh
I don't wanna lose your love tonight

Explanation of Chorus
The chorus serves as the song's central theme, as the narrator openly admits to wanting to" use" the love of the person he is singing about. still, he also expresses a fear of losing that love, intimating at the internal conflict and emotional vulnerability he gests .

[Bridge: Tony Lewis]
Try to stop my hands from shakin'
Somethin' in my mind's not makin' sense
It's been awhile since we've been all alone
I can't hide the way I'm feelin'
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Explanation of Bridge
The bridge explores the narrator's  inside  fermentation. He describes his hands shaking and his  head feeling confused,  betokening the intensity of his  feelings. The  songs also reveal that it has been a while since they had alone time,  inferring a  appetite for  closeness and a  scrabble to hide his true feelings.

[Verse 3: Tony Lewis]
As you leave my place, won't you close the door?
And don't forget what I told ya:
Just 'cause you're right, that don't mean I'm wrong
Another shoulder to cry upon

Explanation of Verse 3
In the final verse, as the person he desires leaves, the narrator asks them to close the door. He reminds them not to forget what he has told them, emphasizing that just because they may be right about commodity, it does not mean he's wrong. The  songs  describe the narrator as someone willing to offer their support and  live a shoulder to  sing on, despite the complexities of their relationship.

[Chorus: Tony Lewis & Tony Lewis with John Spinks]
I just wanna use your love tonight, yeah
I don't wanna lose your love tonight, yeah
And I just wanna use your love tonight
And I don't wanna lose your love tonight
And I just wanna use your love tonight
And I don't wanna lose your love tonight

Explanation of Chorus
The chorus serves as the song's central theme, as the narrator openly admits to wanting to" use" the love of the person he is singing about. still, he also expresses a fear of losing that love, intimating at the internal conflict and emotional vulnerability he gests .

[Outro]
(Use your love, lose your love) Your love
(Use your love) Well, I don't wanna lose
(Lose your... tonight) I don't wanna, I don't wanna
I don't wanna lose (Use your... tonight) Your love
(Lose your... tonight) Your love, your love
(Use your... tonight) Your love
(I don't wanna lose your love tonight) Ah
(Use your... tonight) Your love

Explanation of Outro
The outro repeats the desire to" use" and not lose the person's love. It echoes the internal conflict and the narrator's fear of losing the emotional connection they partake.
OVERALL
Your Love by The Outfield is a catchy pop- gemstone hymn that explores the themes of desire, emotional conflicts, and the challenges of maintaining connections. Its relatable lyrics and contagious warbles have made it a cherished song that continues to reverberate with cult.