Somebody Wants To Love You
David Cassidy · Other Songs - David Cassidy
seem to be a friend when you're alone.
People stare, you wonder if they care, so you turn
your back on someone with love to share.
Try to see, it's gotta be, loving one another is the only
possibility,
So when you're down and losin' ground, don't get to
thinking love can't be found
Hey stop, stop and look around, somebody wants to
love you, stop, stop and turn around, somebody
wants to love you, somebody wants to love you,
somebody wants to love you
Hey you, it's nothin' new, love will be around no matter
what you do
Or when you try every alibi and fool yourself some
more but wonder why, so try to see it's gotta be, when
you turn your back on love, you miss the opportunity,
And once again you're at a dead end and nowhere to turn
without a friend
Hey stop, stop and look around, somebody wants to
love you
stop, stop and turn around, somebody wants to love
you somebody wants to love you, somebody wants
to love you
love you
aaaaaaaahhhhhh aaaaaaahhhhhhh
Hey! stop, stop and look around, somebody wants to
love hey stop, stop and turn around, somebody wants
somebody wants to love you, somebody wants to
love you
repeat chorus again
Somebody Wants To Love You
David Cassidy remains a defining figure of 1970s pop and teen idol culture, known for his energetic performances and melodic songwriting. "Somebody Wants To Love You" captures the earnest, romantic sentiment that characterized much of his early solo work. The track reflects Cassidy's ability to blend straightforward pop arrangements with emotional vocal delivery, a style that resonated with audiences during his peak years. While often associated with his television fame, his musical output stands as a significant contribution to the era's sound. This recording exemplifies the accessible, heartfelt approach that made him a household name, offering a timeless message of connection through a classic pop lens. His discography continues to be celebrated for its catchy hooks and enduring appeal across generations of listeners.