Love Revelation
Hall And Oates · Other Songs - Hall And Oates
Takes a little time to say what I'm thinking
Let's run down the concept of
Love as we know it
I'm only happy when I'm flying
Then you catch me when I'm falling off
Freedom what I want
Freedom what I miss
I think about you
I realize, love revelation
Freedom what I want
Freedom what I choose
What about you?
I realize love revelation
And hey let's sit down and talk it over
'Coz I don't want a ride from paradise to pain
Ain't no way I could love you more
Still need that open door
It's so good when I'm flying
Will you catch me when I'm falling off?
Freedom what I want
Freedom what I miss
I think about you
I realize love revelation
Freedom what I want
Freedom what I choose
What about you?
I realize love revelation
Freedom what I want
Freedom what I do
What about you?
I realize love revelation
My life, shouldn't be hard to live
You know what my weakness is
Make me a little bit stronger
Ho, 'coz I can't do it without you
Though I'm happy when I'm flying
Baby, catch me when I'm falling off
Freedom what I want
Freedom what I miss
I think about you
I realize love revelation
Freedom what I want
Freedom what I choose
What about you?
I realize love revelation
Freedom what I want
Freedom what I miss
I think about you
I realize love revelation
Freedom what I want
Freedom what I do
What about you?
I realize love revelation
Freedom what I want
Freedom what I miss
I think about you
I realize love revelation
Freedom what I want
Freedom what I choose
What about you?
I realize love revelation
Love revelation
Love Revelation - Hall & Oates
Hall & Oates deliver a quintessential example of their late 1970s pop-rock sound with 'Love Revelation.' The track showcases the duo's signature blend of smooth vocals and rhythmic guitar work, characteristic of their era's golden age of new wave and soft rock. While often associated with their broader discography, the song reflects the polished production and romantic themes that defined their catalog during this period. It stands as a testament to their ability to craft catchy, emotionally resonant melodies that bridged the gap between adult contemporary radio and rock audiences. The recording captures the essence of their collaborative dynamic, where Daryl Hall's melodic sensibility meets John Oates's driving rhythm section, creating a timeless piece that remains a staple in their live performances and essential collections.