Love Never Wasted Howard Jones
"Love Never Wasted" by Howard Jones, released in 1992, is a #Pop song that explores themes of enduring love and the value of emotional connections. The lyrics convey that love, even if not fully realized, leaves a lasting impact. Musically, it features synth-driven melodies and heartfelt vocals, reflecting the era's sound. The song resonates with listeners, emphasizing that love's essence remains meaningful regardless of circumstances.
I remember the day we met
Like a thunderbolt out of the blue
You seemed to like the way that I came across
It always meant more to me than it meant to you
Recalling a daydream I had as a child
A half-hidden memory a more innocent time
Your love’s never wasted if that love is true
Cos all that you’re giving out
Will surely be coming back to you
In the strangest of ways
On your darkest of days
Cos all that you’re giving out
Will surely be coming back ...to you
So no need to be worrying
No need to count the cost
No searching on the outside for the inside world
No finding no loss
I’m remembering something so distant so fine
Ancient, eternal, but still ahead of it’s time
Your love’s never wasted if that love is true
Cos all that you’re giving out
Will surely be coming back to you
Like a thunderbolt out of the blue
You seemed to like the way that I came across
It always meant more to me than it meant to you
Recalling a daydream I had as a child
A half-hidden memory a more innocent time
Your love’s never wasted if that love is true
Cos all that you’re giving out
Will surely be coming back to you
In the strangest of ways
On your darkest of days
Cos all that you’re giving out
Will surely be coming back ...to you
So no need to be worrying
No need to count the cost
No searching on the outside for the inside world
No finding no loss
I’m remembering something so distant so fine
Ancient, eternal, but still ahead of it’s time
Your love’s never wasted if that love is true
Cos all that you’re giving out
Will surely be coming back to you
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