Look What Your Love Has Done
by Nancy McCallion

Look what your love has done my dear with your fine words and big sighs
That hang on your breath like the last bus out and shimmer in your eyes
I was not afraid of a weighted word that could fall in an hour of fun
And I wouldn’t settle for anything less ‘till I’d seen what your love had done

Look what your love has done my dear
Look what your love has done
I wouldn’t settle for anything less
Till I’d seen what your love had done

You with your words so soft and light and me a fool to fall
I thought I’d taste one little bite and now I want it all
I push I press I take off my dress and I swear it’ll hurt no one
Now I’m sick of the sight of your face in my dreams  look what your love has done

I never had big hopes and dreams and I never thought I might
cling to a moment like a plank at sea this night this night this night
I breathe too heavy and I blow  too and hard  and I stay when I should run
And I won’t settle  for anything less ‘till  I‘ve seen what your love has done


Copyright 1997 Nancy McCallion, from Hat Trick, by The Mollys