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Artist/Band:
Mandy Moore
Lyrics for Song: One Sided Love
Lyrics for Album: Mandy Moore
I know you've tried your best,
But that's not good enough for me
Understand, nevertheless
Love's gotta go both ways
Well you push me to the left then you push me to the right,
But you gotta meet in the middle,
If you wanna make this right
But you gotta believe,
so here it is(here it is,baby,here it is)
I wanna help you out ,
Tell you what it's all about
What I feel, What I need
How it's gonna be
So what you wanna do
What you really wanna do
Cause i've decided everything i want from you
Chorus:
One sided love,
Is never gonna work
So let me tell you something,
That I'm sure you never heard of
Tender love and care,
In case you're unaware
So, I'll tell you What
Let me tell you where it's at
Hit me with your best shot
I'm giving you a second chance,
But you gotta understand
If you don't know how to love me,
I will find someone who can
So read my lips for the last time,
I tell you now with no regret
If you don't get your act together,
Even your name i will forget
But you gotta beleive,
So here it is(here it is,baby,here it is)
I wanna help you out,
Tell you what it's all about
What i feel,What I need,
How it's gonna be
So what you wanna do,
What you really wanna do
Cause I decide everything,that I want From you
Chorus
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One Sided Love
One Sided Love stands as a defining track from Mandy Moore's self-titled debut album, released in 1999. The song captures the essence of the pop-rock era that launched Moore's career, blending youthful energy with emotional vulnerability. As a key recording on her initial full-length project, it showcases her vocal range and the polished production style that characterized her early work. The track contributes significantly to her discography, highlighting the transition from teen pop to a more mature sound that would define her subsequent albums. This recording remains a notable song in her catalogue, reflecting the themes of romance and heartache prevalent in her early musical output. |
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