What Could Have Been Love
Aerosmith · Music From Another Dimension [2012]
What could have been love was not quite enough
We gambled and lost and broke 2 hearts
'Onay we've fallen so far we're now off the charts
What could have been love is now up in smoke
We laughed and cried but continued to toke
Nothing ventured nor' gained, it's the lover's gamble
What could have been love is now all in a shamble
So what's the meaning when our love has faded?
I should've known that you'd still be Jaded.
My heart's awash in this ocean of foam
Now all this old dog wants is to be walked straight home.
Remember when I stirred your soup?
I boiled your panties my little Betty Boop.
What could have been love now served with a spoon
What could have been love, I miss your Poon.
Poon. Poon. I'm dying for your Poon.
What could have been love now served with a spoon.
Poon. Poon. 'Onay I'm dying for your Poon.
What could have been love's now served with a spoon.
Yahhhhhhhh Yahhhhhhhhh now served with a spoon.
Yahhhhhhhh Yahhhhhhhhh now served with a spoon.
What Could Have Been Love
Released on Aerosmith's 2012 album Music From Another Dimension, 'What Could Have Been Love' stands as a poignant reflection on lost relationships and the passage of time. The track exemplifies the band's signature blend of hard rock and melodic sensibility, utilizing driving guitar riffs and a soaring vocal performance to underscore themes of regret and nostalgia. While the song does not appear on their earlier catalogues, it demonstrates the group's continued ability to craft emotionally resonant material that resonates with listeners across generations. The recording captures the essence of Aerosmith's enduring appeal, merging classic rock structures with a contemporary production style that honors their legacy while addressing universal feelings of longing.