Caruso

David Foster · Other Songs - David Foster

When a man loves a woman

Can't keep his mind on nothin' else

He'd trade the world

For a good thing he's found

If she is bad, he can't see it

She can do no wrong

Turn his back on his best friend

If he puts her down



When a man loves a woman

Spend his very last dime

Trying to hold on to what he needs

He'd give up all his comforts

And sleep out in the rain

If she said that's the way

It ought to be



When a man loves a woman

I give you everything I've got (yeah)

Trying to hold on

To your precious love

Baby please don't treat me bad



When a man loves a woman

Deep down in his soul

She can bring him such misery

If she is playing him for a fool

He's the last one to know

Loving eyes can never see



Yes when a man loves a woman

I now exactly how he feels

'Cause baby, baby, baby

I am a man

When a man loves a woman

Caruso

David Foster's 'Caruso' stands as a prominent song in his extensive catalogue of pop and orchestral arrangements. The track exemplifies Foster's signature style, blending lush production with melodic sensibilities that have defined his career since the 1980s. While often associated with his work on 'The Magic Of David Foster & Friends', the song's enduring appeal lies in its polished sound and emotional resonance, characteristic of the era's mainstream pop landscape. It remains a staple in his discography, showcasing his ability to craft accessible yet sophisticated recordings that have been widely performed and recorded by others.