Good Lovin’ The Who

"Good Lovin’" by The Who, released in 1966, is a #Rock song that celebrates the joy and excitement of romantic love and physical connection. Its upbeat tempo and energetic guitar riffs reflect the exuberance of youth. The song emphasizes the importance of love and companionship, contributing to the band's cultural influence in the mod and rock scenes.

(Good loving)
(Good loving)
(Good loving)
(Good loving)

When I'm feeling, so bad
I asked the family's doctor what I had
I said, doctor (Doctor, doctor)
Mr. M.D. (Doctor, doctor)
Come on, tell me, what's ailing me (Doctor, doctor)
He said “yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah
Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah”
Need, all I need

(Good loving) All I need is love
(Good loving) Good, good loving, girl
(Good loving) All I need is loving
(Good loving) Give me your loving, girl, yeah

Come on baby (Come on baby)
Squeeze me tight (Squeeze me tight)
You want your loving man to be alright (Be alright)
I said baby (Baby, baby)
That's for sure (Baby, baby)
I got a fever
You got the cure (Baby, baby)
She said “yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah
Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah”
Yes indeed, all I need

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