Say You Love Me
Fleetwood Mac · Fleetwood Mac
On a poor girl like me,
You know I'm falling falling,
Falling at your feet.
I'm tingling right,
From my head to my toes,
So help me help me,
Help me make the feeling grow.
'Cause when the loving starts and the lights go down,
And there's not another living soul around,
You woo me until the sun comes up,
And you say that you love me.
Pity, baby, just,
When I thought it was over,
And now you got me runnin', runnin',
Runnin' for cover.
I'm begging you for, a bit of
Sympathy,
If you use me again,
It'll be the end of me.
'Cause when the lovin' starts and the lights go down,
And there's not another living soul around,
You woo me until the sun comes up,
And you say that you love me.
Don't want to talk about it,
Don't want to think about it,
Don't want to think about it anymore.
Baby, baby hope,
You're gonna stay away,
'Cause I'm getting weaker,
Weaker every day.
I guess I'm not as strong,
As I used to be,
If you use me again,
It'll be the end of me.
'Cause when the lovin' starts and the lights go down,
And there's not another living soul around,
You woo me until the sun comes up,
And you say that you love me.
'Cause when the lovin' starts and the lights go down,
And there's not another living soul around,
You woo me until the sun comes up,
And you say that you love me.
Say that you love me,
Say that you love me,
Say that you love me.
Fallin' fallin' fallin',
Fallin' fallin' fallin',
Fallin' fallin' fallin',
Fallin' fallin' fallin'.
About Say You Love Me
"Fleetwood Mac's 'Say You Love Me' stands as a defining track from their 1975 self-titled album, capturing the band's signature blend of rock and pop sensibilities. Written by Linda Ronstadt and Michelle Phelps, the song features a distinctive guitar riff and lush harmonies that became hallmarks of the group's sound during their peak commercial success. It was one of several hits released on the record, including 'The Chain' and 'Lay Your Arms Around Me,' which solidified the band's status as a major force in soft rock and adult contemporary music. The recording reflects the collaborative spirit of the era, showcasing the interplay between members like Stevie Nicks and Lindsey Buckingham, who often contributed to songwriting and performance. As a staple of their discography, the track remains a recognizable example of the band's ability to craft emotionally resonant melodies that crossed generational boundaries.