Desire

Bee Gees · Other Songs - Bee Gees

Ah..... ah....

We may be big or small or black or white , eternally

And black and white is you and me in a special light

We may be young or old or in between ,but this much I know

Together we can learn to grow

In a world that's ever turning it's back on you

If you give it all away ,

Make it mine ,ine , ine , ine , mine

You are desire , ev'rything you need

I give you right or wrong

And you are the woman that i

Base my whole existence on

And when I get to you my

Desire is glowing in your light



These are the golden years we get to live

We lead the way , tomorrow we can start today

In a special light

Love could be good or bad or in between

But this much I learn

Baby , you and I can learn

In a world that's rearranging it's reality

If you give it all away

Make it mine , ine , ine , ine , mine

You are desire , ev'rything you need

I give you right or wrong

And you are the woman that i

Base my whole existence on

And when I get to you my

Desire is glowing in your light

Ah...

And it's nice to light a fire

When it's cold outside

If you give it all away

Make it mine , ine , ine , ine , mine

You are desire , ev'rything you need

I give you right or wrong

And you are the woman that i

Base my whole existence on

And when I get to you my

Desire is glowing in your light



(repeat last 3 lines of last verse and fade out )

Desire

Desire stands as a defining track within the Bee Gees' expansive discography, capturing the group's signature blend of soulful harmonies and emotive pop sensibilities. The recording showcases the brothers' ability to craft intimate narratives through layered vocals and polished production, hallmarks of their most celebrated work. While the song operates within the broader context of their evolving sound, it remains a testament to their songwriting prowess and vocal chemistry. The track reflects the emotional depth characteristic of the band's catalog, offering listeners a moment of reflection through its melodic structure and lyrical themes. As part of their enduring body of work, Desire continues to resonate with audiences who appreciate the group's contribution to popular music history.