Love in a Faithless Country Richard Thompson
"Love in a Faithless Country" by Richard Thompson, released in 2003, is a #Rock ballad that explores themes of disillusionment, lost love, and yearning for connection in a morally ambiguous world. The poignant lyrics convey a sense of longing amid societal decay, while Thompson's intricate guitar work adds emotional depth. The song resonates with listeners, reflecting broader cultural sentiments of disillusionment.
[Verse 1]
Always move in pairs and travel light
A loose friend is an enemy, keep it tight
Always leave a job the way you found it
Look for trouble coming and move around it
[Chorus]
That's the way we make love
That's the way we make love
That's the way we make love
[Verse 2]
Always make your best moves late at night
Always keep your tools well out of sight
Never pays to work the same town twice
It never hurts to be a little nice
[Chorus]
That's the way we make love
That's the way we make love
That's the way we make love
[Verse 3]
Learn the way to melt into a crowd
Never catch an eye or dress too loud
You've got to be invisible my friend
To find the joy on which we must depend
Always move in pairs and travel light
A loose friend is an enemy, keep it tight
Always leave a job the way you found it
Look for trouble coming and move around it
[Chorus]
That's the way we make love
That's the way we make love
That's the way we make love
[Verse 2]
Always make your best moves late at night
Always keep your tools well out of sight
Never pays to work the same town twice
It never hurts to be a little nice
[Chorus]
That's the way we make love
That's the way we make love
That's the way we make love
[Verse 3]
Learn the way to melt into a crowd
Never catch an eye or dress too loud
You've got to be invisible my friend
To find the joy on which we must depend
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