Where is the love
Mica Paris feat. Will Downing Lyrics


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Where is the love, where is the love
Where is the love, where is the love
Where is the love, where is the love, where is the love
Verse 1:
Where is the love
You said you'd give to me, soon as you were free, will it ever be
Where is the love?
Chorus 1:
You told me that you didn't love him
And you were gonna say goodbye
But if you really didn't mean it
Why did you have to lie?
Verse 2:
Where is the love
You said was mine all mine, till the end of time, was it just a lie
Where is the love?
Chorus 2:
If you had had a sudden change of heart
I wish that you had told me so
Don't leave me hangin' on to promises
You've got to let me know
Bridge:
Doo doo doo doo
Doo doo doo doo doo doo doo
Doo doo doo doo doo doo doo doo
Oooh
Oh how I wish I never met you
I guess it must have been my fate
To fall in love with someone else's love
All I can do is wait
That's all I can do (that's all I can do)
My baby, baby, baby, baby, baby, baby
Where is the love, where is the love
Where is the love, where is the love
Where is the love, where is the love
Where is the love, where is the love
Where is the love, where is the love
Where is the love, where is the love
Where is the love, where is the love
You promised me love
You promised me love
Where is the love
Where is the love




Where
Where is the love (repeat to fade)

Overall Meaning

The song Where Is the Love by Mica Paris feat. Will Downing is a heart-wrenching ballad that speaks of the desolation and disappointment one feels when they have been let down by someone they love. The lyrics are filled with longing and sadness as the singer tries to unravel the mysteries of their relationship. The chorus serves as a questioning reminder of the promises made by the beloved, who seems to have vanished without a trace. In the first verse, the singer demands to know when they will receive the love promised to them once their partner is "free." There is an air of skepticism and disbelief in the question, giving the impression that the singer has been waiting for too long. The second verse is a plea for honesty, with the singer asking if their love was always a lie. The disappointment is tangible, and the singer cannot understand why their heart was toyed with. The bridge provides a moment for the singer to reflect on their fate while acknowledging their love for the absent partner. The song ends with a repetition of the chorus, emphasizing the need to know where the love has gone.


Line by Line Meaning

Where is the love
Asking where the promised love is


You said you'd give to me, soon as you were free, will it ever be
Questioning if the love promised will ever be given


Where is the love?
Reiterating the question of where the love is


You told me that you didn't love him
Referring to the promise of love being given to her instead of him


And you were gonna say goodbye
Implying that the promise was made when they were going to break up


But if you really didn't mean it
Suggesting that the promise was insincere


Why did you have to lie?
Questioning why the promise was made if it was a lie


Where is the love
Repeating the question of where the love is


You said was mine all mine, till the end of time, was it just a lie
Questioning if the promise of everlasting love was genuine


Where is the love?
Reiterating the question of where the love is


If you had had a sudden change of heart
Considering the possibility that the promise was broken due to a change of heart


I wish that you had told me so
Expressing the desire for honesty


Don't leave me hangin' on to promises
Implying that promises are not enough without follow-through


You've got to let me know
Insisting on communication and honesty


Oh how I wish I never met you
Reflecting on regrets and the wish to avoid a painful situation


I guess it must have been my fate
Acknowledging the inevitability of the situation


To fall in love with someone else's love
Realizing that the love was never hers to begin with


All I can do is wait
Feeling powerless and resigned to the situation


That's all I can do (that's all I can do)
Repeating the sense of powerlessness


My baby, baby, baby, baby, baby, baby
Using endearment to express emotional pain


Where is the love, where is the love
Repeating the question of where the love is


You promised me love
Expressing a broken promise of love


Where is the love
Repeating the question of where the love is


Where
Emphasizing the question of where the love is


Where is the love (repeat to fade)
Repeating the question of where the love is until the song ends




Writer(s): William Salter, Ralph Macdonald

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