Let Love Be Your Energy
Robbie Williams · Robbie Williams: Greatest Hits
Only the strongest one breathes
You made a miracle mother
I'll make a man out of me
Daddy where's the sun gone from the sky?
What did we do wrong, why did it die?
And all the grown ups say 'sorry kids we got no reply'
If you're willing to change the world
Let love be your energy
I've got more than I need
When your love shines down on me
Every tear that you cry
Will be replaced when you die
Why don't you love your brother?
Are you out of your mind?
Daddy where's the sun gone from the sky
What did we do wrong, why did it die
And if you've got no love for me then I'll say goodbye
If you're willing to change the world
Let love be your energy
I've got more than I need
When your love shines down on me
If you're willing to change the world
Let love be your energy
I can't contain how I feel
When your love shines down on me
Well if you want it come and make a stance
So when it's in your hands
People show me love
Well if you want it come and make a stance
So when it's in your hands
People show me love
If you're willing to change the world
Let love be your energy
I got more than I need
When your love shines down on me
If you're willing to change the world
Let love be your energy
I can't contain how I feel
When your love shines down on me
Let Love Be Your Energy
Let Love Be Your Energy stands as a reflective song in Robbie Williams' extensive catalogue, appearing on his comprehensive Greatest Hits collection. The track captures the artist's signature blend of pop sensibility and introspective lyricism, themes that have defined his career across multiple decades. While Williams is often celebrated for his high-energy performances and chart-topping singles, this recording offers a more contemplative mood, emphasizing emotional resonance over theatrical flair. It serves as a reminder of his versatility within the English pop landscape, showcasing his ability to craft songs that balance personal sentiment with broad appeal. The song fits seamlessly into a discography known for exploring love, loss, and the complexities of fame, reinforcing his status as a enduring figure in modern music.