Think About Love
Dolly Parton · Burlap & Satin/Real Love [RCA] [2007]
I can't forget you ever since the moment that I met you
You've been on my mind
And I need to somehow let you know
That I think about you all the time.
So when you think about love, think about me
I can give you more than you'll ever need
Sooner or later every heart needs some company
When you think about love, think about me
When you think about love, think about me.
We were strangers now I'm already wrapped around your finger
Oh whats a heart to do
'Cause it lingers and the thought of you
Wantin' me as much as I want you.
So when you think about love, think about me
I can give you more than you'll ever need
Sooner or later every heart needs some company
When you think about love, think about me
When you think about love, think about me.
Makes me blue I'm not holding you tonight
Cause only you can satisfy this heart of mine.
So when you think about love, think about me
I can give you more than you'll ever need
Sooner or later every heart needs some company
When you think about love, think about me
When you think about love, think about me.
So when you think about love, think about me
I can give you more than you'll ever need
Sooner or later every heart needs some company
When you think about love, think about me
When you think about love, think about me...
Think About Love - Dolly Parton
Dolly Parton's 'Think About Love' stands as a poignant addition to her extensive catalog of romantic ballads, reflecting her signature ability to blend traditional country storytelling with heartfelt emotion. Recorded for the 2007 compilation 'Burlap & Satin/Real Love,' the track exemplifies her enduring appeal across generations, capturing the universal desire for connection through a melody that is both accessible and deeply personal. As a central figure in American country music, Parton has consistently championed themes of love and resilience, and this recording continues that legacy by offering a sincere, acoustic-driven perspective on the complexities of affection. The song's placement within her broader discography underscores her commitment to crafting music that resonates emotionally, serving as a testament to her status as a timeless artist whose work transcends specific eras to address fundamental human experiences.