Love Will Make It Right

Diana Ross · Ross 1983 [1983]

I knew from the first time I saw you

I wanted you for myself

You feel the same though it's got to be wrong

We each belong to somebody else



Once it was vague desire

Now it's a raging fire

Those things that people are saying

Can't keep our love on the shelf



How long can we talk about it

What good is life without it

Love will make it right



Love will make it right

Love will choose the night

Love will make it right



Four friends are driving on Sunday

Our smiles a useless disguise

By now they know what's inside our hearts

My sweet, it shows in your eyes



Through all the foolish laughter

They know just what we're after

How long can we keep on living

This life of unspoken lies



Some will be touched with sadness

But how can we stop the madness

Love will make it right



Love will make it right

Love will choose the night

Love will make it right



Some will be touched with sadness

But how can we stop the madness

Love will make it right



Love will make it right

Love will choose the night

Love will make it right

Love Will Make It Right

Diana Ross delivers a soulful rendition of 'Love Will Make It Right' on her 1983 album Ross 1983 [1983]. This recording exemplifies her enduring ability to blend classic R&B sensibilities with a mature vocal approach, characteristic of her work during this period. The track stands as a testament to her status as a leading figure in the genre, showcasing her emotive delivery and songwriting prowess. Released alongside other notable tracks from her discography, the song reflects the timeless appeal of her music, capturing the essence of romantic resilience and emotional depth that defined her career. It remains a significant song in her catalog, resonating with audiences who appreciate the rich textures and lyrical narratives of her later recordings.