Look Out For My Love

Neil Young · Unplugged [1993]

There's a lot to learn

For wastin' time

There's a heart that burns

There's an open mind.



Look out for my love,

look out for my love

Look out for my love,

look out for my love

You own it

You own it now

You own it.



There's a weight on you

But you can't feel it

Livin' like I do

It's hard for you to see it.



Was I hurt too bad

Can I show you daylight

How could I be sad

When I know that you might.



Look out for my love,

look out for my love

Look out for my love,

look out for my love.



Look out for my love

It's in your neighborhood

I know things are gonna change

But I can't say bad or good.



Silver wings of mornin'

Shinin' in the gray day

While the ice is formin'

On a lonely runway.



Hydraulic wipers pumpin'

'Til the window glistens

Somethin' sayin' somethin'

No one seems to listen.



Men with walkie-talkies

Men with flashlights wavin'

Up upon the tower

Time reads daylight savings.



I'm home again to you babe

You know it makes me wonder

Sittin' in the quiet slipstream

In the thunder.



Look out for my love,

look out for my love

Look out for my love,

look out for my love.

Look Out For My Love

Neil Young's "Look Out For My Love" appears on the 1993 Unplugged album, a recording that captures his signature acoustic guitar work and introspective vocal style. The track exemplifies the stripped-down, intimate aesthetic characteristic of Young's solo performances, blending folk and country influences with his distinctive vocal delivery. Released as part of his extensive discography, the song reflects the artist's ongoing exploration of personal themes and musical versatility. It stands as a testament to his ability to create compelling solo material that resonates within the broader landscape of American roots music.