What About Love
Lemar · Dedicated (2003)
What if i took my time to love you
What if i put no-one above you
what if i did the things that really mattered
What if i ran through hopes of disaster
No-one would care if we had neva made it
We're in this alone so why dont we face it
There is no room to blame one another
We just need time to forgive each other
Chorus
What about love...
What about feeling...
What about all the things that make life worth living
What about faith
What about trust
And tell me baby what about us
How can I give this love a new beginning
How can I stop the rain its neva ending
How do i keep my soul believing
Memories of how we should b keep calling
Chorus
Oh baby
Il take the rivers right
Il take the happy times
Il take the moments of disaster
Chorus
What if i put no-one above you
what if i did the things that really mattered
What if i ran through hopes of disaster
No-one would care if we had neva made it
We're in this alone so why dont we face it
There is no room to blame one another
We just need time to forgive each other
Chorus
What about love...
What about feeling...
What about all the things that make life worth living
What about faith
What about trust
And tell me baby what about us
How can I give this love a new beginning
How can I stop the rain its neva ending
How do i keep my soul believing
Memories of how we should b keep calling
Chorus
Oh baby
Il take the rivers right
Il take the happy times
Il take the moments of disaster
Chorus
About What About Love
Lemar's "What About Love" serves as a poignant centerpiece on his 2003 debut album, *Dedicated*. Released during the height of his international fame, the track exemplifies the melodic pop and R&B fusion that defined his early career. The song features Lemar's signature smooth vocal delivery, blending romantic vulnerability with a polished production style characteristic of early 2000s mainstream pop. As part of his initial discography, the recording helped solidify his reputation as a vocalist capable of navigating both emotional depth and commercial appeal. The track remains a notable song in his catalog, reflecting the era's emphasis on catchy hooks and heartfelt storytelling within the genre.