Shane’s singing and songwriting was heavily influenced by the soulful country singers whose pain and joy was so evident in every song they sang – Keith Whitley, Merle Haggard and Alan Jackson.
Shane began singing publicly at solo acoustic shows, testing out the songs he had written by looking the audience in the eyes and watching the reactions on their faces. Here he honed his songwriting skills and his ability to connect with an audience, one person at a time.
When he moved to bigger stages, Shane remembered the entertainers he had admired as a child – Hank Williams, Jr., Garth Brooks, and Chris LeDoux. Shane’s goal on stage is to put on a high energy show and bring everyone to their feet – all while sticking to his roots and “not doing anything my Grandmother wouldn’t approve of.”
Shane’s debut album was released on June of 2008 – and Shane wrote every song on the album. The mix of tunes is a reflection of all of his influences – modern, edgy declarations of love, soulful ballads, cowboy honesty, and high energy, boot kickin’ anthems. And because they all came from his heart, his rich baritone voice brings them all to life.
Wherever this journey takes him, Shane is ready. “All I can do is put myself out there – the real me, with no filters or additives. I think people know an honest song when they hear it.”
Whole Lotta Love
Shane Wyatt Lyrics
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And I love thinkin' 'bout you every day
And when the day is through
I love coming home to you
Add it all up, that's a whole lotta love
Chorus: Every mornin' as I drive to work
I love you all the way
'Cause I'm lovin' you all day
And when I get home to you, sweetheart
That's when the lovin' really starts
Add it all up, that's a whole lotta love
How much do I love you darlin, let me count the ways
I love you once a second, twice as much on Saturdays
'Round the clock, my love don't stop
It just keeps pilin' up
Add it all up, that's a whole lotta love
Repeat Chorus / Solo / Repeat Chorus
yea when I get home to you, sweetheart
The lovin' goes right off the chart
Add it all up, that's a whole lotta love
Add it all up, that's a …
Whole lotta love
Shane Wyatt's "Whole Lotta Love" is a heartfelt love song that expresses the depth of the singer's love for his partner. The lyrics convey a sense of sheer joy that comes with being in love and the feeling of being lost in someone's love. The singer talks about how much he loves waking up to his partner every morning and thinking about her all day long. The love that he feels for her is so intense that it becomes difficult to focus on anything else. The real action happens when the singer comes home to his partner; that's when the loving really starts, and it goes on throughout the night. The song goes on to emphasize the theme of the intensity of the love that the singer has for his partner, which is a whole lotta love.
The chorus of the song is repeated numerous times to emphasize the point that the singer's love for his partner is immense. The singer elaborates on the extent of his love for his partner, expressing that it's so vast that it cannot be quantified in words. He paints a picture of being surrounded by love all the time, no matter what day or time it is. The song goes on to express how much the singer loves his partner once a second, and it grows exponentially on Saturdays. The song concludes with the affirmation that his love for his partner is a whole lotta love.
Line by Line Meaning
I love wakin' up to you each mornin'
I cherish and adore beginning my day in the presence of my beloved.
And I love thinkin' 'bout you every day
My mind is constantly occupied with thoughts of you and my affection for you grows stronger every day.
And when the day is through
After a long day filled with work and stress,
I love coming home to you
I find comfort and solace in returning to the love and care of my significant other.
Add it all up, that's a whole lotta love
When you combine all of these acts and feelings of love, the amount of love I have for you is immense and immeasurable.
Every mornin' as I drive to work
My commute to work each morning,
I love you all the way
is filled with thoughts of my love for you, which I carry with me throughout the day.
I can't get no work done
My love for you is so powerful that it distracts me from other tasks and responsibilities,
'Cause I'm lovin' you all day
as I spend the day thinking of you and feeling love for you.
And when I get home to you, sweetheart
Finally, when I return home to you each day,
That's when the lovin' really starts
is when I can truly express my love for you through my words and actions.
How much do I love you darlin, let me count the ways
My love for you is so vast and profound that it cannot be quantified by numbers, but I want to express it in every way possible.
I love you once a second, twice as much on Saturdays
My love for you is constant, but there are moments when it intensifies, such as on Saturdays when we have more time to spend together.
'Round the clock, my love don't stop
My love for you is ongoing, without pause or interruption.
It just keeps pilin' up
My love for you grows and accumulates as time passes, continually deepening and strengthening.
yea when I get home to you, sweetheart
Once again, when I return to your loving arms,
The lovin' goes right off the chart
our passion and affection for each other are so intense that it can't be measured or contained.
Add it all up, that's a whole lotta love
In conclusion, my love for you transcends all boundaries and measures, comprising a remarkable and significant amount of affection and care.
Add it all up, that's a...
This repetition emphasizes the immensity of my love for you and the immeasurable amount of care I have for you.
Whole lotta love
The usage of 'Whole lotta love' conclusively asserts my boundless and immense affection for my beloved.
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